清远“十四五”时期前四年GDP累计增长19.5% 经济总量跨越2000亿元台阶

Economic Development - During the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, Qingyuan's GDP grew by 19.5%, with an average annual growth rate of 7.5% in industrial added value and 10.5% in foreign trade exports, marking 11 consecutive years of positive growth [1] - The city aims to establish a modern industrial system characterized by four pillar industries worth over 100 billion each, including advanced materials, green chemicals, fashion industry, and intelligent equipment manufacturing [1] - Qingyuan has achieved full coverage of provincial industrial parks across eight counties, with 21 provincial-level modern agricultural industrial parks, the highest in Guangdong [1] Green Industry - Qingyuan ranks first in the number of newly listed A-share companies and the number of enterprises in the Guangdong Manufacturing 500 Strong list in the northern part of Guangdong [2] - Ten industrial categories have surpassed 10 billion in output value, and three provincial-level small and medium-sized enterprise characteristic industrial clusters have been cultivated [2] - The city has established the first "billion-level main platform" in the province, with an average annual growth rate of over 14% in industrial added value [2] Ecological Agriculture - The five major agricultural industries have seen an annual growth rate of over 25%, with the total output value of Qingyuan chicken, Xiniu bamboo shoots, and Yingde black tea exceeding 10 billion [2] - By 2025, the total output value of these five agricultural industries is expected to reach 46.124 billion, benefiting over 200,000 farmers [2] - The city has implemented 1,557 rural operation projects, supporting 111,500 farmers and promoting collective economic projects in 215 administrative villages [2] Ecological Tourism - Qingyuan's tourism sector has experienced an annual growth of approximately 16% in visitor numbers and 24.2% in tourism revenue [3] - Eight counties have been recognized as provincial-level all-region tourism demonstration zones, contributing to the development of a billion-level cultural tourism industry cluster [3] - The urbanization rate of the permanent population has increased to 58.23%, with the income disparity between urban and rural residents narrowing to a ratio of 1.71:1 [3]