Daxing district and E-town will launch an e-commerce public service platform in October to serve over 200 e-commerce enterprises in the district.

Chang Xuezhi, vice director of Beijing Central E-commerce District construction office, said that the capital city has been endeavoring to build the district brand of Central E-commerce District(CED), with Daxing and E-town as the core area.

The area has attracted many leading e-commerce enterprises, including JD.com.

Chang said the CED streamlined the administrative examination and approval process to expedite e-commerce enterprises’ settlement. The public service platform to be launched will serve enterprises in all areas from administrative approval, talent recruitment to consultation and design and marketing.