烟台发布“新举措”服务民营经济，推动服务业高质量发展

Core Viewpoint - Yantai City is implementing a comprehensive action plan to support the development of the private economy and enhance the quality of the service industry, focusing on addressing pain points and challenges faced by private enterprises [2][3][4]. Group 1: Private Economy Development - The private economy in Yantai has shown steady growth, with private market entities accounting for over 98% and contributing more than 60% of tax revenue and over 70% of export value from January to October this year [2]. - The city has introduced a local action plan that includes 22 specific measures targeting key areas such as establishing a "three services" mechanism, creating a fair competitive environment, and ensuring project resource support [2][3]. - The action plan was developed through extensive consultations with local leaders, departments, and 101 private enterprises to ensure policies are responsive to actual needs [2]. Group 2: Service Industry Development - Yantai's service industry has expanded significantly, with the added value surpassing 500 billion yuan in 2023 and projected to reach 550.6 billion yuan in 2024, accounting for 51.1% of the regional GDP [4]. - The city has formulated a notification with 65 specific measures across three areas: innovative breakthroughs, industry-specific action plans, and supporting measures to promote high-quality service industry development [4][6]. - Fourteen industry action plans have been developed, targeting sectors such as retail, transportation, hospitality, software, finance, and education, with 53 actionable items to enhance industry vitality [5]. Group 3: Implementation and Coordination - A coordination mechanism has been established, led by the mayor and supported by relevant departments, to ensure effective implementation of service industry development initiatives [6]. - Regular meetings will be held to analyze service industry performance and coordinate key tasks, ensuring a cohesive approach to service sector growth [6]. - Future plans include drafting a three-year action plan for high-quality service industry development and introducing financial policies to support emerging and traditional industries [6].