四川雅安：“十五五”期间锚定“一市一地”总目标 擘画“三区两地一枢纽”新路径

Core Viewpoint - The Yaan Municipal Committee has approved the "14th Five-Year Plan" proposal, outlining the city's development direction and open cooperation strategy for the next five years, emphasizing its role in green development and western openness [1][3]. Group 1: Overall Positioning - The proposal defines Yaan's overall positioning as a "green development pioneer city" and a "new highland for western openness," reflecting its commitment to ecological priority and its strategic role in national and provincial openness [3]. Group 2: Implementation Path - The implementation path is detailed as "three districts, two areas, and one hub," focusing on high-quality development [4]. - Three Districts: - Green Industry Innovation Development Zone: Aims to promote industrial green transformation and establish a green industry system supported by modern industries [4]. - Sichuan-Tibet Economic Cooperation Experimental Zone: Focuses on developing a "land-based economy" by integrating resources from Tibet with technology from Chengdu and transformation capabilities from Yaan [5]. - Important Functional Area of Chengdu Metropolitan Area: Aims to deepen integration in various dimensions such as industry, transportation, and living standards [6]. - Two Areas: - Important Destination for Giant Panda Cultural Tourism: Leverages the construction of the Giant Panda National Park to promote cultural tourism [7]. - High-Quality Livable Area: Aims to create a "garden of Chengdu and Yaan" by integrating ecology, education, health, and urban development [8]. - One Hub: - Comprehensive Transportation Hub in Western Sichuan: Focuses on building a multi-modal transport system and aims to be included in the national logistics hub layout [9]. Group 3: Open Cooperation Strategy - The strategy for expanding open cooperation includes three key areas: - Constructing open corridors and accelerating infrastructure projects like the expansion of the Cheng-Yan Expressway and the establishment of a general airport [11]. - Expanding cooperation in four directions, connecting with Chengdu and the Yangtze River Delta to the east, Tibet to the west, the new land-sea corridor to the south, and the Silk Road Economic Belt to the north [12]. - Developing a high-level open economy by supporting the export of specialty products and promoting the establishment of bonded logistics centers and cross-border e-commerce [13].