International Exchange & Cooperation | Namibia Customs Delegation Visits BTD to Discuss the Future of Data-Driven Global Trade

On September 10, a delegation from Namibia Customs visited Big Trade Data Ltd (BTD). The two sides engaged in in-depth discussions on global trade data applications, international market analysis, and the development of digital trade service systems.

Through on-site exchanges and platform demonstrations, the delegation gained deeper insights into China’s practices and achievements in digitalizing foreign trade, while experiencing firsthand the important role of foreign trade big data in connecting markets and facilitating international trade cooperation.

22 Years of Deep Expertise in Foreign Trade Big Data, Continuously Building Global Digital Trade Service Capabilities

During the exchange, Lucille from BTD’s International Market Department introduced the Namibia Customs delegation to BTD’s development journey, business landscape, and extensive experience in the global foreign trade big data sector.

As a pioneer in China’s foreign trade big data industry, BTD has been continuously applying big data, AI, and BI technologies to international trade and cross-border e-commerce for 22 years. Focusing on key business scenarios such as market research, customer discovery, supply chain tracking, intelligent decision-making, and digital management, BTD has continuously enhanced its foreign trade digital intelligence service ecosystem.

Over the years, BTD has actively participated in international economic and trade exchanges, engaging with government institutions, trade organizations, and business representatives from different countries and regions to promote cooperation. By helping global customers better understand markets, identify opportunities, and connect resources, BTD continues to create value across the global trade ecosystem.

From global market insights to precision marketing, from trade intelligence to smart decision-making, BTD is leveraging AI, BI, and big data technologies to help more enterprises and international partners connect with global trade resources more efficiently.

Using Data Insights to Reveal Market Trends and Make Global Trade More Transparent

During the exchange, BTD’s International Market Department team conducted a dedicated analysis of Namibia’s import and export data in 2025, based on the country’s recent trade development trends.

Through multi-dimensional analysis covering key trade commodities, major trading directions, and changes in import-export structures, the team provided the delegation with a more intuitive understanding of Namibia’s current trade characteristics and its industrial connections within the global market.

During the platform demonstration, BTD selected HS Code 2710-related products, which were of particular interest to the delegation, as a case study. Using the BTD Full-cycle Platform for Global Trade (AI & Big Data & BI Driven), the team demonstrated export trade data for these products from the previous year, including key indicators such as export market distribution, trade value, product information, and transaction prices.

Through analysis from multiple perspectives, including countries, products, and markets, the delegation gained a clearer understanding of the global trade flows and market changes of these products, as well as how data can help trade participants identify market trends and cooperation opportunities.

In addition, the Namibia Customs delegation showed strong interest in China’s automotive exports to global markets. In response, BTD’s International Market Department conducted a dedicated data analysis and demonstration. Through multi-dimensional trade data visualization, the team presented the scale of China’s automobile exports, major market destinations, and changes in product categories, enabling the delegation to gain a more comprehensive understanding of the development trends of China’s automotive industry in global competition.

Through the live demonstration, BTD showcased how digital tools can transform complex trade information into actionable market insights, providing valuable data support for international trade cooperation.

Interactive Exchange Demonstrates Professional Data Capabilities

During the discussion, the Namibia Customs delegation also paid close attention to the authenticity and reliability of trade data.

In response, BTD representatives provided a detailed introduction covering qualification recognition, data sources, verification mechanisms, and platform development systems. They explained that, supported by 22 years of industry expertise, professional data processing capabilities, and a comprehensive data system, BTD continuously enhances its trade data service capabilities and provides enterprises and institutions with more accurate and reliable global trade intelligence services.

The visit of the Namibia Customs delegation to BTD marked an in-depth exchange between both sides on the development of digital trade and represented another important step in BTD’s ongoing efforts to promote international economic and trade cooperation.

In recent years, the global trade environment has continued to evolve, and foreign trade big data has become an increasingly important bridge connecting markets and facilitating cooperation.

As a pioneer in China’s foreign trade big data industry, BTD will continue leveraging its expertise in foreign trade big data, artificial intelligence, and digital services. By using data as a bridge, BTD aims to help more international partners gain market insights, connect resources, and jointly promote global trade toward a more precise, efficient, and intelligent future.