亚太集体崛起！《全球海洋城市竞争力指数报告（2025）》发布

Core Insights - The report titled "Global Ocean City Competitiveness Index Report (2025)" reveals the competitive landscape of global ocean cities, highlighting a clear "four-tier" differentiation in competitiveness [1][4] - Major cities like London, Singapore, and New York lead the first tier, while Shenzhen ranks 11th globally, marking it as a key player in China's southern marine economy [1][4] Group 1: Global Ocean City Competitiveness - The report evaluates 60 global ocean cities based on five dimensions: economic vitality, technological innovation, maritime services, international influence, and urban governance [1] - The first tier includes cities such as London, Singapore, and New York, which excel across all metrics, while the second tier features cities like Shenzhen, Houston, and Copenhagen, which have notable strengths in specific areas [4][5] Group 2: Shenzhen's Position - Shenzhen ranks 11th overall, with a strong performance in technological innovation (4th) and economic vitality (7th), establishing itself as a leader in China's southern marine economy [1][6] - The city's innovation capabilities in marine electronics, high-end equipment manufacturing, and underwater robotics support its goal of becoming a "global ocean center city" [6][11] Group 3: Trends and Future Directions - The report indicates a significant rise of Asia-Pacific cities in the global ocean city rankings, with Chinese cities like Shenzhen, Guangzhou, and Qingdao emerging as influential players [6][8] - The future competitiveness of ocean cities will hinge on building a "hard infrastructure + soft rules + new ecology" framework, emphasizing the need for breakthroughs in governance and ecological development [8][11] Group 4: Recommendations for Chinese Ocean Cities - The report suggests four pathways for enhancing global ocean competitiveness: creating an open economic ecosystem, fostering technological innovation, increasing participation in global governance, and innovating green low-carbon models [8][11] - Specific strategies for Shenzhen include integrating deep-sea equipment with renewable energy, establishing a marine resource trading center, and participating in international cooperation projects to enhance its global influence [11][12]