Jinyu International Trading Invited to Attend the Chongqing–El Salvador Economic and Trade Cooperation Exchange Meeting

On the afternoon of March 23, 2026, the “Chongqing–El Salvador Economic and Trade Cooperation Exchange Meeting,” hosted by the Chongqing Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT), was successfully held in Chongqing. As a key player in Chongqing’s automotive and motorcycle trade sector, Chongqing Jinyu Import & Export Trading Co., Ltd. (Jinyu International Trade) was invited to attend this grand event. Together with over 70 enterprises from various industries and more than 100 guests present, the company engaged in in-depth discussions centered on core topics such as market opportunities in El Salvador and Central America, investment policies, and industrial cooperation, joining hands to explore Central America — a region representing a “blue ocean” of immense potential.

As a member state of the Central American Integration System (SICA), El Salvador boasts a highly open market and a trade structure that is highly complementary to that of China. Industrial manufactured goods exported from China — such as machinery, electronic products, and automobiles — align perfectly with local development needs, while El Salvador’s high-quality agricultural products, such as coffee and sugar, are warmly welcomed in the Chinese market. This complementary dynamic has laid a solid foundation for economic and trade cooperation between the two sides.

As a major industrial hub in western China, Chongqing possesses a robust manufacturing base that aligns precisely with the market demands of Central America. With the deepening of strategic cooperative relationships between Central American nations and my country, and the accelerated progress of bilateral free trade agreements, Central America has emerged as a key strategic direction for Chongqing enterprises seeking to expand into international markets. This trend also presents brand-new development opportunities for companies like Jinyu International Trade, which specialize in the import and export of automotive products.

During the exchange meeting, Jinyu International Trade — leveraging its extensive experience in the export of complete vehicles, KD (Knock-Down) kits, new energy vehicles, and cross-border e-commerce operations — played a pivotal role in the discussions regarding the automotive and motorcycle industries. Company representatives raised numerous pragmatic inquiries concerning investment in Central America, the establishment of automotive trade channels, and localized cooperation models. They engaged in in-depth discussions with attending guests, relevant officials from El Salvador, and CCPIT staff members, thereby achieving a precise alignment with the specific demands and trade regulations of the Central American automotive market.

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A representative from Jinyu International Trade stated that the market demand for transportation products — such as automobiles and motorcycles — is robust throughout El Salvador and the wider Central American region, aligning perfectly with the company’s core business operations. This exchange meeting provided the company with a clearer understanding of local investment policies and market opportunities, thereby laying a crucial foundation for its future strategic expansion into the Central American market. It is understood that Jinyu International Trade, headquartered in Chongqing, has established a strategic footprint covering China’s major automotive industry hubs and has built a cross-border service platform dedicated to the automotive sector. Furthermore, through a strategic partnership with COSCO Shipping Group, the company has developed a comprehensive “end-to-end” solution for automotive exports. Its digitized trade model and robust supply chain system align perfectly with Chongqing’s inherent industrial advantages in pioneering the Central American market — a synergy that constitutes Jinyu’s core competitive strength in this region.

By participating in this exchange meeting, Jinyu International Trade looks forward to leveraging the bridge-building role of the Chongqing Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT) to deepen engagement with relevant Salvadoran government agencies and local enterprises. The company aims to explore various forms of cooperation, including the export of automotive products and localized business partnerships.

The atmosphere at the exchange meeting was enthusiastic, with participating enterprises demonstrating keen interest in the Central American market. According to a representative from the Chongqing CCPIT, the inaugural “Honduras-Chongqing Brand Goods Exhibition” — held in July 2025 — has already successfully opened the door to the Central American market for Chongqing-based enterprises, resulting in a substantial volume of orders for nearly 20 participating companies.

Jinyu International Trade has already enthusiastically registered to participate in the upcoming series of economic and trade events. The company plans to utilize these exhibition platforms to introduce products — such as pre-owned vehicles and automotive components — to the Central American market, thereby further tapping into local consumer potential. The International Alliance of Chambers of Commerce along the New International Land-Sea Trade Corridor — established by the Chongqing CCPIT — has already brought together 45 member organizations and over 110 corporate partners, spanning 23 countries and regions. This alliance will provide enterprises like Jinyu International Trade with direct channels and comprehensive, end-to-end service support as they expand into the Central American market.

The recent Chongqing–El Salvador Economic and Trade Cooperation Exchange Meeting has opened a new window of opportunity for Jinyu International Trade to strategically position itself within the Central American market. Moving forward, Jinyu International Trade will capitalize on its inherent strengths in automotive trade and its digitized cross-border service capabilities to seize opportunities within Central America. By deeply integrating its operations into Chongqing’s initiative to build an “Inland Comprehensive Hub for Opening-up,” and by utilizing the automotive industry as a key link, the company aims to drive the expansion of “Made in Chongqing” automotive products into El Salvador and other Central American nations — ultimately achieving a win-win scenario for both the enterprise and the regional market as they jointly navigate this promising “blue ocean” of opportunity in Central America.