Core Viewpoint - The meeting emphasized the urgent need to address heavy metal pollution and promote high-quality development in the non-ferrous and critical metals industries, highlighting the importance of policy and operational coordination [1][2][3] Group 1: Heavy Metal Pollution Management - The meeting acknowledged the progress made in the environmental safety inspection and remediation work related to heavy metals, indicating that the region is at a critical juncture where persistent efforts are required [2] - It was stressed that all levels of government must implement the central inspection rectification and the requirements set by the regional party committee, focusing on practical results and public evaluation [2] - The meeting called for a rigorous approach to ensure no major heavy metal pollution incidents occur during the winter and spring seasons, with a commitment to achieving established goals on time [2] Group 2: Industry Development and Governance - The meeting highlighted the need for coordinated policies, operations, and law enforcement to advance the integration of mining rights and the comprehensive governance of small, scattered, and disordered enterprises [3] - A focus was placed on integrating three key areas: legal enforcement environment, public interest litigation, and mining rights consolidation, to facilitate industry transformation and attract investment [3] - The meeting called for accelerated development of the non-ferrous and critical metals industries, including optimizing industry planning and seeking national policy support, while establishing a high-quality development pilot zone for critical metals [3]