Economic Development - In 2024, Tibet's GDP is projected to reach 276.5 billion yuan, which is 155 times that of 1965, with expectations to exceed 300 billion yuan this year [1] - The region's GDP growth accelerated, with the second 100 billion yuan milestone achieved in just 6 years compared to 50 years for the first [1] - Modern industries such as clean energy, cultural tourism, and highland light industry are flourishing, contributing to a robust economic framework [1][2] Infrastructure Improvement - By the end of 2024, Tibet's total road mileage is expected to reach 124,900 kilometers, and railway operation mileage to 1,359 kilometers, with 183 domestic and international flight routes [2] - The completion of four major power grids has significantly alleviated previous bottlenecks in economic and social development [2] Cultural and Tourism Growth - The cultural industry in Tibet is anticipated to grow by 23.8% in 2024, with domestic and international tourist arrivals reaching 63.89 million, a 15.8% increase [2] - The number of inbound tourists has surged by 188.2%, indicating a strong recovery and growth in the tourism sector [2] Social Welfare and Living Standards - In 2024, urban residents' per capita disposable income is expected to reach 55,444 yuan, 121 times that of 1965, while rural residents' income is projected at 21,578 yuan, 199 times that of 1965 [3] - Significant improvements in public services, including education and healthcare, have been made, with a focus on poverty alleviation and social security [3][4] Ecological Protection - Tibet is recognized as one of the regions with the best ecological environments globally, with over 50% of its land designated as ecological protection zones [7][8] - The region has committed to green development, with over 99% of its electricity generated from clean energy sources, leading the nation in this regard [7][8]
各族群众共享改革发展成果 主要经济指标增速位居全国前列 今天的西藏 欣欣向荣生机勃勃（权威发布）
Ren Min Ri Bao·2025-08-05 22:03