Description
This volume brings together two complementary studies of Guizhou's role in regional supply chains. Part I examines the interaction between RCEP rules, logistics routes and trade opportunities linking Guizhou with northern Thailand. Part II broadens the perspective to logistics hubs, enterprise coordination and service connections with Central Asia, Southeast Asia, coastal China and the western hinterland. Together, the studies consider how transport infrastructure can support sustained commercial activity through reliable services, compliant transactions and local industrial participation. The analyses develop qualitative frameworks and policy options rather than measured causal estimates or claims of a universally optimal route.