上海：要做好明年经济社会发展各项工作 在挑大梁作贡献上展现新作为 更好为全国改革发展大局服务

Core Insights - The Shanghai Municipal Committee emphasizes the need for economic and social development in the upcoming year, aiming to contribute significantly to national reform and development [1] Group 1: Economic Development Strategies - Focus on enhancing consumption quality and expansion, integrating investments in both goods and people, and strengthening the role of domestic circulation and the dual circulation strategy [1] - Aim to elevate Shanghai's status as an international economic, financial, trade, shipping, and technological innovation center, enhancing interlinked development and mutual empowerment [1] Group 2: Technological and Industrial Advancement - Emphasis on cultivating new productive forces, increasing the efficient transformation and application of major technological achievements, and promoting the integration of intelligent and green industrial development [1] - Commitment to advancing education, technology, and talent development in a coordinated manner [1] Group 3: Reform and Opening Up - Focus on high-level reform and opening up, with initiatives to deepen the development of the Pudong leading area and enhance the free trade pilot zone and Lingang new area [1] - Continuous promotion of the Hongqiao International Open Hub and high-quality operation of the Eastern Hub International Business Cooperation Zone [1] Group 4: Urban Development and Governance - Aim for urban connotation development by optimizing urban spatial patterns, implementing urban renewal actions, and advancing smart city construction [1] - Commitment to comprehensive rural revitalization and building a modern urban environment for citizens [1] Group 5: Green Transformation and Social Welfare - Focus on promoting a comprehensive green transformation, coordinating efforts to reduce carbon emissions, pollution, and increase green spaces while ensuring economic growth [1] - Emphasis on safeguarding and improving people's livelihoods, enhancing employment and social security, and expanding public service supply [1]