Recently, the “ChinaMarket” digital trade platform held a strategic cooperation signing ceremony with Atom Group, a well-known enterprise in Indonesia. Both parties announced plans to jointly build and operate the ChinaMarket Indonesia National Pavilion. This strategic cooperation marks the official establishment of ChinaMarket’s first national pavilion in the ASEAN market, opening a new chapter in ASEAN digital trade cooperation.

In this collaboration, ChinaMarket will leverage its established digital trade platform and extensive industrial resources to bring a full range of high-quality Chinese products to the Indonesian market. With its solid market foundation and channel network in Indonesia, Atom Group will provide localized operations and marketing support. The two sides will adopt an innovative model combining “online digital platforms + offline product selection centers + overseas warehouse fulfillment services” to create an integrated one-stop cross-border trade solution.

ChinaMarket is the official platform of Linyi City’s commercial hub, led by the government and operated by the deeply rooted Digital Science Group. It aims to become the core engine of digital trade that empowers the global wholesale market by creating efficient, secure, and traceable global trade channels. This deep collaboration with Atom Group will precisely connect China’s comprehensive supply chain system with Indonesia’s vast market demand, setting a new benchmark for digital trade.

The ChinaMarket Indonesia National Pavilion is set to open in December, located in the core commercial area of Surabaya, covering an area of 1,400 square meters. The pavilion will showcase high-quality products from various industrial sectors in China, including daily goods, home products, children’s toys, construction materials, and hardware. It will innovate with a “front store, back warehouse” model, serving as both a product display and experience center while providing warehousing and logistics services, creating a complete cycle of “on-site experience, online ordering, shipping from China, and local fulfillment and after-sales service.”

Surabaya is Indonesia’s second-largest city and the capital of East Java Province, a commercial and port city focused on trade. During the opening of the national pavilion, there will be activities such as signing contracts for the first batch of suppliers, time-limited discounts for the opening of the national pavilion, and exclusive subsidy policies for buyers. Preparations for the national pavilion are progressing rapidly, with over a hundred quality Chinese suppliers and tens of thousands of samples already confirmed for participation.