In the seventh anniversary of Shanghai’s ‘One-Net-For-All’ reform, China has made significant progress in digital government construction. The platform boasts over 87 million individual real-name users and 444,000 legal entity users, with a web-based transaction rate increasing from 13% to 89%, and over 728 million transactions processed. Internationally, China’s e-government development index ranks 35th globally, up eight places since 2022.
Shanghai Toyou Information Technology Co., Ltd. has been deeply involved in the construction of multiple local ‘One-Net-For-All’ public service systems, including Shanghai, Zhejiang, and Fujian provinces. The company has developed a systematic implementation capability in optimizing business processes, sharing data resources, and coordinating online and offline services. Its services cover more than 15 provinces across China and over 500 government and enterprise clients, with over 1,000 projects implemented.
Building on its domestic experience, Shanghai Toyou is focusing on enhancing public service levels in countries along the Belt and Road. Cross-border cooperation has become a significant trend in e-government development, providing a vast opportunity for Chinese solutions to go global.
Collaboration with Sri Lanka: Bidirectional Visits Strengthening Partnership
As part of its international strategy, Shanghai Toyou has conducted practical digital government exchanges with Sri Lanka. A team from the company visited Colombo and other cities to assess local needs for digital public services and discuss transformation pathways with relevant departments. Subsequently, a Sri Lankan delegation visited Shanghai to observe the operation of smart self-service terminals and the ‘Digital Service Hall’ model.
Bidirectional visits have established a foundation for future cooperation. The Sri Lankan delegation is expected to participate in the 2025 Sri Lanka Economic and Investment Summit, which will provide an important opportunity for Shanghai Toyou to deepen its local market presence.
Expo Showcasing: Displaying Achievements and Connecting Global Needs
At the eighth edition of the China International Import Expo, Shanghai Toyou showcased its core digital government solutions and self-service terminals. As an international platform, the expo provided a valuable opportunity for the company to engage with global government representatives, businesses, and peers, gaining insights into different countries’ e-government needs, challenges, and trends.
Future Outlook: Deepening Engagement in Digital Governance
Facing the future, Shanghai Toyou will continue to promote international sharing of digital governance experiences. The company aims to develop a sustainable cooperation model that integrates Chinese practical experience with local governance realities. By combining mature system methods and technical tools with different countries’ institutional environments and cultural characteristics, Shanghai Toyou will contribute constructively to global digital governance development.