亚太经合组织第三十三次领导人非正式会议将于2026年11月18日至19日在深圳举行[1]，目前距离开幕恰好100天[1]。深圳正精益求精推进各项筹备工作，通过优化城市公共设施、完善口岸服务、加密国际航线等举措，为这场重要国际会议做好充分准备。
当前深圳与APEC成员经济体的经贸联系日趋紧密。2026年上半年，深圳对APEC成员经济体的进出口达1.98万亿元，同比增长33%，占深圳进出口总值的68.8%[1]。截至8月4日，今年以来经深圳口岸入出境的外国人突破500万人次，较2025年提前58天[1]；其中APEC经济体外国人达343.3万人次，占比68.6%，同比增长23.6%[1]。深圳机场与APEC成员经济体之间每周计划执飞班次超过300班[1]，为国际交流提供有力支撑。
为营造良好的国际营商环境，深圳加强了基础设施建设与文化传播。全市累计整改外文标识超过4万处[1]，展示中国式现代化发展成果。同时，深圳通过"民企走进APEC"等活动促进经贸交流合作[1]，在开放、创新、合作的优先领域取得实质进展。
Shenzhen is intensifying its preparations as the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation's 33rd Leaders' Informal Meeting approaches, scheduled for November 18-19, 2026[1]. With exactly 100 days remaining until the summit, the city is implementing comprehensive upgrades to infrastructure, port services, and international connectivity to welcome delegates from across the region[1].
The city has already demonstrated robust economic engagement with APEC members. In the first half of 2026, Shenzhen's imports and exports with APEC member economies reached 19.8 trillion yuan, representing a year-on-year increase of 33 percent and accounting for 68.8 percent of the city's total trade volume[1]. Border crossings have also seen a surge in international visitors, with more than 5 million foreign nationals entering and exiting through Shenzhen ports since the beginning of the year as of August 4, reaching this milestone 58 days earlier than 2025[1]. Among these arrivals, citizens from APEC member economies comprised 3.433 million entries and exits, or 68.6 percent of the total, reflecting a year-on-year growth of 23.6 percent[1].
Preparatory efforts span multiple sectors. The city has corrected more than 40,000 foreign language signs and markings throughout the municipality[1]. Shenzhen Bao'an International Airport is coordinating with APEC member economies to schedule more than 300 flights per week[1]. The organizing committee has identified openness, innovation, and collaboration as the three priority areas for the conference, while also promoting business engagement through initiatives such as "Private Enterprises Enter APEC" to foster economic and trade cooperation[1].
