事关“两重”建设、西部大开发!国家发改委最新发声→
Xin Lang Cai Jing·2026-01-21 10:25

Group 1: Major Projects and Investment Initiatives - The government is advancing the "Two Heavy" construction projects, optimizing the structure of government investment, and increasing the proportion of government investment in livelihood projects to boost demand [3][8] - A series of significant high-tech industry projects are being planned for the "14th Five-Year Plan" period to strengthen innovation-driven industrial support [3][8] - Investment strategies will focus on combining investments in physical assets and human capital, enhancing market-driven effective investment growth, and utilizing new policy financial tools [9] Group 2: National Unified Market Development - The construction of a national unified market will be comprehensively advanced, including the formulation of regulations and lists of prohibited and encouraged investment activities [10] - The initiative aims to break down local protectionism and market segmentation, addressing issues like disorderly competition and local government procurement [10] - There will be a shift from price competition to value competition, with improvements in market access, fair competition, and capacity exit mechanisms [10] Group 3: Green Transition and Infrastructure Upgrades - The green transition is accelerating towards the "dual carbon" goals, with a focus on building a new power system and enhancing grid adjustment capabilities [11] - Key industries will undergo energy-saving and carbon-reduction transformations, promoting the development of zero-carbon parks and factories [11] - Over 29,000 smart recycling facilities have been added nationwide, improving the recycling and circular economy framework [11] Group 4: Regional Coordinated Development - The government is promoting regional coordinated development strategies, enhancing the role of key regions like the Yangtze and Yellow River economic belts [12] - The central and western regions are being supported to address public service and infrastructure gaps, with significant potential for industrial transfer and domestic demand expansion [12] - Future strategies will focus on leveraging the advantages and resources of the central and western regions to contribute to modernization efforts [12]