民生支出5392.35亿元再创历史新高

Group 1 - In 2025, the general public budget revenue in Guangxi is projected to reach 192.205 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 4.6%, while general public budget expenditure is expected to be 674.218 billion yuan, up 4.2%, marking the first time in nearly six years that both revenue and expenditure have shown continuous growth for 12 months [2] - Guangxi plans to allocate over 373 billion yuan to major projects such as the Pinglu Canal and the Beibu Gulf International Gateway Port, and over 200.75 billion yuan to support a new round of industrial revitalization and industrial park development [2] - The region will also utilize 296.46 billion yuan in special long-term bonds and matching funds to support the implementation of "two new" policies and accelerate the landing of "two heavy" projects, aiming to boost consumption and stimulate domestic demand [2] Group 2 - In 2025, the total tax reductions and refunds for supporting technological innovation and manufacturing development are estimated to exceed 26 billion yuan, with administrative fees decreasing by 13.9% year-on-year, enhancing market vitality [3] - The financial support plan for enterprises aims to provide over 115.1 billion yuan in subsidized loans, benefiting more than 44,000 business entities and reducing financing costs by over 1.2 billion yuan [3] - The Guangxi government investment guidance fund has facilitated investments in 147 local enterprises, including 45 high-tech companies and 34 specialized and innovative small enterprises [3] Group 3 - Guangxi has established 11 policy measures to support the development of new productive forces, with an annual budget of 15 billion yuan, totaling nearly 45 billion yuan over three years [4] - The funding for digital construction in Guangxi is set at 700 million yuan, a 133.3% increase year-on-year, aimed at supporting artificial intelligence infrastructure and international cooperation [4] - In 2025, social spending in Guangxi is projected to reach 539.235 billion yuan, accounting for 80% of general public budget expenditure, with significant increases in education, social security, and health spending [4]