欧洲理事会主席科斯塔：我正在与俄罗斯建立外交渠道。

Guangdong issued an implementation plan to expand and upgrade its services sector, directing officials to deepen contacts with Global 500 and China top-100 supply‑chain companies. The plan targets core provincial industries—autos, energy & chemicals, nonferrous metals, electronic information, building materials and pharmaceuticals—and emerging sectors including integrated circuits, new energy storage and offshore wind, with a focus on attracting headquarters and key projects to plug supply‑chain gaps. It calls for a cultivation and service mechanism for wholesale and supply‑chain backbone firms, assistance on market access, financing and business environment issues, and support for firm scale‑ups. Leveraging Guangzhou and Shenzhen national logistics hubs and provincewide sea‑air port intermodal links, Guangdong will upgrade public information platforms for bulk commodities and integrate traditional wholesale with cross‑border e‑commerce, overseas warehouses and market procurement to create an online‑offline, domestic‑foreign coordinated distribution system. The plan strengthens supply‑chain finance—promoting warehouse‑receipt pledges, order financing and factoring—and encourages data‑enabled credit enhancement to widen funding channels and cultivate more 10 bln yuan‑level supply‑chain backbone enterprises. It also accelerates digital transformation of traditional wholesale markets to establish provincial digital benchmark markets.

Japan's Foreign Ministry said a Japan-related vessel transited the Strait of Hormuz on June 19.