如今，科创中心回归城市中心已经成为全球趋势。市政协常委娄永琪呼吁要把握重要契机。"上海 每个区都有各自特点，每所高校也各有所长。如果我们把区域与学校进行不同排列组合，那么上海有望 出现更多创新范式。"娄永琪建议，复兴岛可以作为试点，在这里推出更多应用系列场景，构建出未来 城市实验区、创新创业和人才集聚区、时空智能创新先行区。 本次市人代会的一大亮点，是"十五五"规划草案将提交代表审查和大会表决。此前，人大代表们已 围绕"十五五"民生改善主题深入社区，与居民面对面交流，收集意见建议5400余条。记者获悉，不少代 表将继续就规划的具体内容与实施路径建言献策，推动"十五五"蓝图更贴近民意、更符合实际。 "医疗人工智能的精准性与专业性，离不开海量、高质量健康医疗数据。"今年两会，市人大代表姚 海嵩准备就"以智慧医学赋能民生健康"领域建言，他认为，要加大大健康医疗数据的开放共享力度，同 时加快推进相关立法进程，建立健全数据安全与保护的规范体系，让健康保障更有力、更贴心。 去年，46岁的单身女性蒋女士因病离世，掀起社会对意定监护及遗产管理问题的讨论。市政协委员 张玉霞认为，这一案例突出体现了临时监护落地难的问题。"在法定 ...

1月28日，武汉市2025年经济运行情况发布：根据湖北省市州生产总值统一核算结果， 初步核算，2025年武汉市地区生产总值（GDP）22147.35亿元，按不变价格计算，同比增长 5.6%。 在湖北省两会上，省委书记、省人大常委会主任王忠林参加武汉代表团审议时，一番话 让人印象深刻："武汉之于湖北，就像上海之于长三角，武汉是全省发展的龙头和标杆，必 须勇担重任、加压奋进。" 这份沉甸甸的使命，武汉该如何扛起？站在"十五五"开局之年，武汉应如何挺起"大武 汉"之"大"？答案蕴含在三个关键字中：竞、进、劲。 一、竞——与高手的竞合 城市竞争格局正在加速重构。 3万亿，被认为是一座城市参与全球竞争的门槛。放眼全国，上海、北京、深圳、重 庆、广州五城已率先迈入3万亿及以上俱乐部，苏州、成都等城市已明确时间表。武汉给自 己划定的时间是2030年。这是其角逐全球城市竞争的壮志雄心。 GDP并非唯一标尺，武汉正在着力推进的"五个中心"建设：全国经济中心、国家科技创 新中心、国家商贸物流中心、国际交往中心和区域金融中心。这五大中心互为支撑，共同构 成武汉面向全球竞争的体系能力。 建设全国经济中心，关键在于能级跃升。武汉必须跳 ...

Group 1 - The meeting emphasized the importance of understanding and implementing the spirit of the 20th Central Committee's Fourth Plenary Session, as articulated by General Secretary Xi Jinping, to effectively lead economic and social development in Shanghai [1][2] - The government system is urged to adopt a correct view of performance, focusing on practical results that benefit the people while playing a leading role in advancing Chinese-style modernization [2] - There is a strong focus on accelerating the construction of the "Five Centers" to enhance Shanghai's position as an international economic and financial center, improve international trade, and strengthen the city's role in global innovation [2] Group 2 - The government aims to boost domestic demand as the main driver of economic growth, emphasizing the importance of stabilizing foreign trade and investment [2] - High-level reform and opening-up initiatives are to be implemented, leveraging key areas as experimental zones for national strategies [2] - The meeting highlighted the need to enhance urban living standards and safety, with a commitment to improving people's livelihoods and accelerating urban renewal efforts [2]

刻度一：15.7%到19%，从"目的地"走向"全球枢纽" 转自：人民日报中央厨房-大江东工作室 开局看上海。去年底，上海市委八次全会审议通过"关于制定上海市国民经济和社会发展第十五个五年规划的建议"，明确"十五五"将是上海"乘势而上的全 面发力期、转型升级的攻坚决胜期"。根据规划，到2035年，人均地区生产总值比2020年翻一番，基本建成具有世界影响力的社会主义现代化国际大都市。 当历史俯仰在过去与未来之时，沿着"十五五"划定的坚实坐标继续向前，以"五个中心"建设为核心使命锚定航向，以人民城市理念为温暖底色凝聚力量，打 造更完整的城市发展刻度。从每一个微小的刻度出发，握紧衔接2035远景目标的"关键一棒"，上海的发展轨迹由此展开。 在上海建设"五个中心"的宏大命题中，有一项微小刻度，意味深长： 在2035年上海的航空发展目标中，国际航空旅客中转率，将从2024年的15.7%提升至接近19%。 业内人士分析，中转率的提升，意味着越来越多的人、航线和要素，把这里当作停留、转换、再出发的节点。城市角色随之变化，从目的地转向承载更高价 值的全球枢纽。 上海也是一座未来之城。迈克尔·尼尔森摄 尤其是人员流动。国际旅客中 ...

"十四五"收官之年，上海实现经济总量5.67万亿，位居全球城市第五。加快建设国际经济、金融、贸易、航运、科创"五个中心"，是党中央赋予上海的重 要使命，是上海代表中国参与全球竞争的战略支点。跻身全球顶级城市，上海是怎么做到的，未来还将如何发力？ 成就来自能级提升 "从一些全球城市权威榜单看，这几年上海'五个中心'持续进位，综合经济能级稳步进阶，创新相关排名实现跃升，金融航运指标稳居前列，软实力排名 亦有提升。"上海市政府副秘书长、市发展改革委主任顾军介绍。 数据显示：2025年，上海主要金融市场成交额突破4000万亿元，在沪国内外金融机构总数达到1813家；上海口岸贸易总额超过11万亿元，位列全球城市首 位；全年上海港集装箱吞吐量达到5506.3万标准箱，连续16年保持全球第一；全年全社会研发经费支出相当于全市生产总值比例持续提升，达到4.5%左 右。 规模之外，更亮眼的是"功能提升"。 "十四五"期间，上海"五个中心"建设从"基本建成"向功能全面升级迈进。上海聚焦强化全球资源配置功能、科技创新策源功能、高端产业引领功能、开放 枢纽门户功能，在牵一发而动全身的重点领域和关键环节，大力推进首创性改革、引领性开放 ...

Group 1 - The core message emphasizes the importance of project investment as a key driver for economic development, aligning with the central economic work conference and local government directives to accelerate the construction of a national central city and modernize Wuhan [1][2] - The city plans to focus on major projects for the "14th Five-Year Plan" and aims for a strong start in the first quarter, with a commitment to creating a favorable environment for project execution [1][4] - There is a call for enhanced coordination and support to address challenges in project construction, ensuring timely completion and effectiveness of projects [1][3] Group 2 - The meeting highlighted the need for a strategic approach to project planning and investment, focusing on attracting key industries and leveraging local advantages [2][3] - Emphasis was placed on the importance of a robust project investment mechanism, including innovative financing models and collaboration between government and private sectors [3][4] - The leadership aims to foster a culture of accountability and proactive engagement in project management to achieve growth and stability throughout the year [4]

Economic Performance - Shanghai's GDP for 2025 exceeded 5.6 trillion yuan, with a year-on-year growth of 5.4%, surpassing the national growth rate of 5% and improving by 0.4 percentage points from 2024 [1] - The economic performance was achieved despite a challenging external environment at the beginning of the year, with significant recovery in industrial and foreign trade indicators by year-end [1] Sector Contributions - The primary industry added value was approximately 9.94 billion yuan, growing by 2%; the secondary industry added value was about 1.2 trillion yuan, growing by 3.5%; and the tertiary industry added value reached around 4.5 trillion yuan, growing by 6% [2] - The industrial sector's value added increased by 5.0% for the year, driven primarily by emerging industries, with the three leading industries (integrated circuits, artificial intelligence, and biomedicine) seeing a 9.6% increase in manufacturing output [2][3] Service Sector Growth - The service sector's value added grew by 6%, with the information service sector contributing the most at a growth rate of 15.3%, outpacing the financial sector's growth by 5.6 percentage points [3] - The rapid growth in the information service sector is attributed to the presence of platform companies, cloud computing, and integrated circuit design firms [3] Consumer Activity - The total retail sales of consumer goods in Shanghai increased by 4.6%, surpassing the national average, with significant contributions from policies promoting the replacement of old goods, particularly in sectors like new energy vehicles and home appliances [4][5] - The city issued 1 billion yuan in service consumption vouchers to stimulate spending in various sectors, leading to growth in accommodation and dining revenues [5] Foreign Trade Performance - Shanghai's total foreign trade reached 4.51 trillion yuan, growing by 5.6%, with exports at 2.02 trillion yuan (up 10.8%) and imports at 2.49 trillion yuan (up 1.8%), all setting historical records [6] - The resilience in foreign trade is attributed to the diversification of export markets, with significant growth in exports to ASEAN and Belt and Road countries [6] Global Connectivity - Shanghai's ongoing development of its "five centers" has enhanced its global connectivity, with the number of domestic and foreign financial institutions reaching 1,813 and the port's container throughput maintaining the global lead at 55.06 million standard containers [7] - The city's R&D expenditure as a percentage of GDP has increased to approximately 4.5%, reflecting a commitment to innovation and economic resilience [7]

Core Viewpoint - Shanghai's economy has shown resilience and growth, achieving a GDP of 56,708.71 billion yuan in 2025, with a year-on-year increase of 5.4%, surpassing the national average [1][2]. Economic Performance - Shanghai's GDP growth rate of 5.4% reflects its strong economic structure and ability to withstand external risks, driven by technological innovation and industrial upgrades [2][3]. - The city ranks fifth globally in economic output, with a total trade volume exceeding 11 trillion yuan, maintaining its position as a global trade leader [3][5]. Key Industries - The three leading industries in Shanghai saw an industrial output value growth of 9.6%, with strategic emerging industries contributing significantly to the overall industrial output [7][9]. - Shanghai's integrated circuit sector leads the nation with over 1,200 companies and a significant share of talent and innovation resources [10]. Demand Dynamics - In 2025, Shanghai's total retail sales of consumer goods grew by 4.6%, with notable increases in sales of new energy vehicles and home appliances [12][14]. - The city experienced a 40% increase in inbound tourists, contributing to the growth of the international consumption market [12][14]. Policy Impact - Economic data in 2025 is closely linked to targeted policies, such as the "old-for-new" subsidy program, which significantly boosted consumer spending [15]. - Shanghai's strategic planning for the next five years aims to maintain economic growth in line with national trends, focusing on transformation and upgrading [15].

Core Viewpoint - The "15th Five-Year Plan" for Shanghai aims to accelerate the construction of a world-influential socialist modern international metropolis, emphasizing the importance of the "Five Centers" in achieving national strategies and ensuring national security [1][2]. Group 1: Five Centers Development - The "Five Centers" are crucial for Shanghai's modernization, focusing on enhancing the city's capabilities and core competitiveness through innovation and coordinated development [2][3]. - The plan outlines systematic deployments to elevate Shanghai's status as an international economic center, enhance its international financial competitiveness, upgrade its international trade center, build a leading global shipping center, and strengthen its role as an international technology innovation hub [2][3]. Group 2: Modern Industrial System - The proposal emphasizes constructing a "2+3+6+6" modern industrial system, with advanced manufacturing as the backbone, aiming to create world-class high-end industrial clusters and promote the "Shanghai Manufacturing" brand [4]. - Traditional industries are encouraged to undergo digital and green transformation, leveraging artificial intelligence to enhance design, optimize production processes, and improve operational efficiency [4]. - The plan highlights the development of three leading industries over the next five years, focusing on integrated circuit equipment, innovative pharmaceuticals, and comprehensive advancements in artificial intelligence [4].

Core Viewpoint - Shanghai aims to enhance its international economic center status and overall competitiveness through a comprehensive five-year development plan, focusing on advanced manufacturing, financial services, international trade, shipping, and technological innovation [1][2][3]. Group 1: Five Centers Development - The "Five Centers" strategy is central to Shanghai's modernization efforts, emphasizing the need to build a robust international economic, financial, trade, shipping, and technological innovation center [6][7]. - Specific initiatives include constructing a modern industrial system characterized by advanced manufacturing, with a focus on a "2+3+6+6" framework [10][11]. Group 2: Economic and Social Development Goals - The main objectives for the "15th Five-Year" period include achieving high-quality development, enhancing urban core functions, and significantly improving social governance and civilization levels [3][4]. - By 2035, Shanghai aims to double its per capita GDP compared to 2020 and establish itself as a globally influential socialist modern metropolis [3]. Group 3: Policy and Strategic Focus - The planning document emphasizes a shift from concept-driven development to practical governance, highlighting the importance of high-quality development and effective market mechanisms [5]. - It also stresses the need for a comprehensive approach to urban governance, balancing development and security [5]. Group 4: Industrial System Construction - The plan outlines a clear strategy for maintaining a reasonable proportion of manufacturing within Shanghai's economy, recognizing its importance for resilience and innovation [8]. - It identifies key sectors for high-end service industry development, including finance, trade, and shipping, with specific measures to enhance their global competitiveness [9]. Group 5: Future Industry Focus - The plan includes fostering world-class enterprises as a key task, with tailored guidance for businesses of various sizes to stimulate innovation and growth [9]. - Future industries are categorized into six areas, including future materials and future health, to ensure long-term economic sustainability [11].