发挥“四大战略”叠加效应，增强区域发展协调性

Core Points - The Fourth Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China emphasized optimizing regional economic layout and promoting coordinated regional development [1][2] - The session introduced the concept of the "Four Major Strategies" and their synergistic effects to enhance productivity layout in response to changing domestic and international development conditions [3][4] Group 1: Regional Development Strategies - The "Four Major Strategies" include regional coordinated development strategy, major regional strategy, main functional area strategy, and new urbanization strategy, all aimed at promoting high-quality regional development [3][4] - The core of the major regional strategy involves enhancing international competitiveness through initiatives like the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei coordinated development and the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area [4][5] - The new urbanization strategy focuses on improving urbanization quality and facilitating the urban integration of rural populations [4][6] Group 2: Synergistic Effects and Coordination - The emphasis on the synergistic effects of the "Four Major Strategies" aims to optimize productivity layout and enhance regional economic coordination [4][5] - The report highlights the need for regional interaction and cooperation in areas such as industrial links, technological innovation, and infrastructure connectivity [2][8] - The goal is to narrow the development gap between regions, ensuring equitable access to public services and improving living standards for all citizens [8][10] Group 3: Spatial Development and Urbanization - The report calls for a better integration of development planning and spatial planning, reflecting a shift from rapid urbanization to more balanced spatial development [7][9] - The focus on "people-centered" new urbanization indicates an ongoing commitment to improving urban living conditions and promoting rural revitalization [9][10] - The adjustment from "optimizing the spatial development and protection pattern" to "optimizing the spatial development pattern" signifies a transition in priorities as urbanization progresses [9]