The steel structure roof of Hangar One at the Xiamen Taikoo Xiang'an Airport Maintenance Base was successfully lifted 27 meters on April 24.

Since the beginning of 2024, Xiamen's economy has continued to rebound from the second half of last year, with a 5.6-percent increase in GDP in Q1.

To date, the number "Silk Road Maritime" routes have reached 122, connecting 135 ports in 46 countries and regions globally.

As an important "one-stop" aviation maintenance base in China, Xiamen's aviation maintenance industry has seen rapid development this year.

Xiamen Port in Southeast China's Fujian province, secured the 11th spot in the PLSCI for the first quarter of 2024, as released by the UNCTAD.

On April 9, the Exit and Entry Administration announced the implementation of 10 exit and entry policies to help Fujian province develop a demonstration zone for cross-Strait integrated development for 100 days.

The number-one hangar of the Xiamen Taikoo Xiang'an Aircraft Maintenance Base, which is currently under construction, is the world's largest and widest civil aviation aircraft maintenance hangar.

This marks the successful launch of the tax guarantee reform for cross-border e-commerce retail imports in the jurisdiction of Xiamen Customs.