“创新发展，共建以人为本的智慧城市” 世界城市日启航第二个十年 从上海走向全球，赋能可持续发展

Core Viewpoint - China's urbanization is transitioning from a rapid growth phase to a stable development phase, focusing on improving existing urban quality and efficiency rather than large-scale expansion [1] Group 1: World Cities Day Development - World Cities Day was established following the Shanghai Expo in 2010, with the aim of promoting sustainable urban development globally [2] - The first decade of World Cities Day has seen significant growth, establishing a framework for global activities and creating key products like the Shanghai Manual and the Shanghai Award [3] Group 2: Global Engagement and Activities - World Cities Day has developed a multi-layered global activity system, facilitating urban exchanges and citizen participation across various cities [4] - Major events have been held in cities like Milan, Quito, and Liverpool, with the next main event scheduled for Bogotá in 2025 [4] Group 3: Shanghai's Role and Initiatives - Shanghai has become a hub for World Cities Day activities, hosting significant events like the Urban Development Global Conference, which focuses on innovative urban development themes [5] - The Shanghai International Urban and Architecture Expo showcases innovations in urban construction and management, emphasizing smart and green development [6] Group 4: Achievements and Products - The Shanghai Award and the Shanghai Manual have gained international recognition, with the third Shanghai Award receiving applications from 85 cities across 33 countries in 2025 [7][8] - The Shanghai Index provides a scientific assessment of urban sustainability progress, with the 2025 report offering insights into various urban application scenarios [8] Group 5: Innovation and Future Directions - World Cities Day serves as a platform for showcasing innovative urban management solutions, including early warning systems for disasters and smart city infrastructure [9] - China aims to contribute unique solutions and wisdom for global urban sustainable development through World Cities Day initiatives [9]