中国城市创新动能强劲，潜力排名跃升——科尔尼发布2025年全球城市指数报告

Core Insights - The report emphasizes that urban competition is increasingly driven by the effective integration of infrastructure, renewable energy, and talent resources, particularly in the context of artificial intelligence opportunities and risks [1][16] - The top five cities in the Global Cities Index (GCI) remain unchanged, with New York, London, Paris, Tokyo, and Singapore leading, highlighting the importance of digital infrastructure adaptability, climate resilience, and institutional flexibility [1][2][7] - Emerging cities like Almaty, Taipei, and Rio de Janeiro are rising in rankings, indicating a shift in global influence towards distributed and regional clusters [1][5] Global Cities Comprehensive Ranking (GCI) - The top three cities (New York, London, Paris) maintain their positions, while Tokyo and Singapore are fourth and fifth, respectively, reinforcing their roles in global economics and governance [2][3] - Hong Kong has improved its ranking by two places to seventh, while Los Angeles has dropped two places to ninth [7] Global Cities Potential Ranking (GCO) - The GCO reveals significant changes in global dynamics, with traditional leading cities facing challenges while Middle Eastern and Asian hubs gain momentum through investments in infrastructure, talent, and digital readiness [8][9] - Beijing has surged 26 places in the GCO, ranking fifth in the innovation dimension based on patent indicators, showcasing China's strategic importance in the global innovation landscape [3][11] Trends in Asian and Emerging Market Cities - A notable trend is the differentiated development of Asian and emerging market cities, indicating a new phase of urban competition characterized by stable core cities and the rise of new forces [5][9] - Cities in Central Asia and Latin America are enhancing their competitiveness through demographic advantages, digital advancements, and sustainable transportation investments [6] China's Urban Performance - Chinese cities exhibit a mix of strengths and challenges, with Beijing and Shanghai showing significant improvements in global rankings, particularly in innovation and economic status [11][13] - Despite advancements, some Chinese cities still need to enhance governance efficiency and resident well-being to achieve comprehensive leadership [13] Role of Artificial Intelligence - The report highlights that AI is becoming a core engine driving urban competitiveness, transforming economic growth paths and public governance [16] - Cities that can effectively integrate energy security, renewable energy investments, and talent development into a unified strategy will define the next phase of global competitiveness [16]