浙江率先开局——图观2026地方两会第一期

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the economic goals and major project arrangements for the 2026 provincial meetings in China, with a focus on the economic targets set by various provinces, particularly Zhejiang, which has adopted a range for its GDP growth target for the first time [3][4]. Economic Goals - Zhejiang has set its GDP growth target for 2026 at a range of 5% to 5.5%, aiming for better results in practice, compared to last year's target of around 5.5% [4][7]. - The national GDP target is approximately 5% for 2026, indicating a potential trend towards setting range-based targets among provinces [4][6]. Major Projects - Zhejiang plans to initiate 1,678 major projects with an annual investment of 1.1 trillion yuan, an increase from last year's target of over 1 trillion yuan [4][7]. - The province's focus includes significant investments in artificial intelligence, aiming for a revenue growth of over 20% in this sector [4][7]. Employment and CPI Targets - The target for urban employment in Zhejiang remains consistent with last year, aiming to ensure over 1 million new urban jobs [4][6]. - The Consumer Price Index (CPI) target is maintained at around 2% for the year [4][6]. Urban Development - The target for urban village renovations in Zhejiang has significantly decreased to 14,000 households from 60,000 last year, reflecting a reduction of approximately 77% [4][6]. Summary of Provincial Meetings - The article outlines the scheduled dates for the 2026 provincial meetings across various provinces, highlighting that several major economic provinces will hold their meetings in late January [5][6].