重庆市政协六届四次会议举行首场专题记者会，八位市政协委员现场分享所思所想及履职担当

Core Viewpoint - The modernization of governance in mega cities is a key battleground for the modernization of the national governance system and governance capabilities, with Chongqing actively exploring new paths for this modernization [1]. Group 1: Governance and Urban Development - Chongqing's municipal government has made systematic arrangements to explore modern governance in mega cities, as highlighted in the government work report by Mayor Hu Henghua during the Chongqing Two Sessions [1][2]. - The Two Rivers New Area is positioned as a significant area for modern governance, integrating administrative and functional aspects to enhance development and governance capabilities [3][4]. - The city aims to establish a comprehensive urban governance mechanism that includes sustainable urban construction, investment, and financing systems, while leveraging artificial intelligence and digital technologies [4][5]. Group 2: Community and Citizen Engagement - The governance model emphasizes community participation, encouraging residents and various social organizations to engage in urban governance, thereby creating a shared responsibility for city management [5][6]. - The city is focused on building a "15-minute high-quality living circle," ensuring that essential services are within a short walking distance for residents, enhancing their quality of life [23][24]. Group 3: Environmental and Safety Measures - Chongqing has implemented a digital twin system for underground pipelines, significantly improving the management of urban infrastructure and reducing risks associated with urban safety [17][18]. - The city has achieved notable improvements in water quality and air quality, with monitoring systems in place to ensure environmental standards are met [21][22]. Group 4: Legal and Judicial Framework - The judicial system in Chongqing plays a crucial role in urban governance, focusing on grassroots governance and addressing public concerns through legal means [31][32]. - The integration of digital technologies in judicial services has enhanced accessibility and efficiency, allowing for better public engagement and faster resolution of legal matters [34].