（来源：北京商报） 1月29日，北京市十六届人大四次会议表决通过了《北京城市副中心条例》（以下简称《条例》），将 于2026年5月1日起施行。《条例》重点鼓励和促进哪些产业发展？建设怎样的智慧城市？将如何统筹中 心城区功能疏解承接工作？市人大法制委员会副主任委员、市人大常委会法工委主任王荣梅和城市副中 心党工委委员、管委会副主任，通州区委常委、常务副区长李先侠针对《条例》进行了解读。 看点一 划定六大产业为重点赛道 王荣梅表示，《条例》明确副中心重点发展数字经济、现代金融、先进制造、商务服务、文化旅游和现 代种业六大产业，培育壮大未来产业；推动科技创新政策在副中心先行先试；创新人才引进、培养、激 励政策。 数字经济领域具体包括，建设国家网络安全产业园、北京数据基础制度先行区、数智北京创新中心，推 动数据技术创新和产业发展；现代金融领域，具体涉及支持设立各类金融机构，创新金融产品，推动建 设全球财富管理中心、绿色金融和可持续金融中心；先进制造产业，具体包括推动制造业智能化、绿色 化、融合化发展；商务服务方面，具体提到推进服务业扩大开放，鼓励境内外专业服务机构设立总部和 分支机构，发展服务贸易和高端商务服务业，建 ...

法治，是城市治理的基石，也是民生福祉的保障。在今天闭幕的市十六届人大四次会议上，《北京城市 副中心条例》与《北京市养老服务条例》表决通过，分别于2026年5月1日、2026年7月1日起施行。大会 召开第二场新闻发布会，对两项法规进行解读。 这两部基础性、综合性的地方法规，一部奠定"未来之城"的法治基石，一部回应"老有所养"的民生期 盼，共同为首都高质量发展、人民高品质生活护航。 十年，是时间的标尺，也是发展的刻度。两部法规恰在其所涉领域迎来"十年节点"的关键时刻应运而 生：北京城市副中心历经十年规划建设，正步入深化发展、提升功能的关键阶段；从2015年出台《北京 市居家养老服务条例》首开地方居家养老立法先河，到如今以"废旧立新"的方式为法规全面升级，北京 养老服务也完成了一场承前启后的制度革新。 两部条例的制定，始终坚持对标党中央决策部署、广泛凝聚社会共识。市人大法制委员会副主任委员、 市人大常委会法工委主任王荣梅介绍，审议过程中，条例通过首都之窗、市人大网站3次公开征求社会 公众意见；统一审议阶段依托基层立法联系点、代表履职平台、大会前研读等多种方式听取意见建议， 2项法规合计共有代表438人次提出744条 ...

1月29日，北京市十六届人大四次会议表决通过了《北京城市副中心条例》（以下简称《条例》），将于2026年5月1日起施行。《条例》重点鼓励和促进哪 些产业发展？建设怎样的智慧城市？将如何统筹中心城区功能疏解承接工作？市人大法制委员会副主任委员、市人大常委会法工委主任王荣梅和城市副中心 党工委委员、管委会副主任，通州区委常委、常务副区长李先侠针对《条例》进行了解读。 看点一：划定六大产业为重点赛道 王荣梅表示，《条例》明确副中心重点发展数字经济、现代金融、先进制造、商务服务、文化旅游和现代种业六大产业，培育壮大未来产业；推动科技创新 政策在副中心先行先试；创新人才引进、培养、激励政策。 数字经济领域具体包括，建设国家网络安全产业园、北京数据基础制度先行区、数智北京创新中心，推动数据技术创新和产业发展；现代金融领域，具体涉 及支持设立各类金融机构，创新金融产品，推动建设全球财富管理中心、绿色金融和可持续金融中心；先进制造产业，具体包括推动制造业智能化、绿色 化、融合化发展；商务服务方面，具体提到推进服务业扩大开放，鼓励境内外专业服务机构设立总部和分支机构，发展服务贸易和高端商务服务业，建设国 际化现代商务区；文化旅 ...

（来源：千龙网） 1月27日，北京市十六届人大四次会议召开第二次全体会议，市人大常委会副主任齐静作关于《北京城 市副中心条例（草案）》的说明。《北京城市副中心条例（草案）》已经市人大常委会进行了三次审 议。 关注1 构建"一带、一轴、多组团"的空间结构 条例草案共九章六十五条，分为总则、管理体制、规划建设、产业布局、绿色发展、智慧城市、公共服 务、协同发展和附则。条例的立法目的是疏解北京非首都功能，建设市级行政中心，打造国际一流的和 谐宜居之都示范区、新型城镇化示范区和京津冀区域协同发展示范区。 条例草案规定，城市副中心建设发展坚持规划引领，坚持规划确定的战略、功能和目标定位，以服务北 京非首都功能疏解为核心，加强城乡统筹，发挥辐射带动作用。 在管理体制上，明确市人民政府履行城市副中心建设发展的主体责任；副中心管委会作为市人民政府的 派出机构，负责组织推进落实各项任务；通州区人民政府行使本级地方人民政府职权，支持配合城市副 中心管委会行使各项职权；市有关部门、有关区人民政府应当支持城市副中心建设发展等。 在"完善规划建设"方面，条例草案明确，城市副中心构建"一带、一轴、多组团"的城市空间结构，建 设"一带、一 ...

Core Viewpoint - The new construction of Chengping Expressway (Beijing section) and the expansion of Jingping Expressway will be completed and opened to traffic on January 1, 2026, enhancing logistics efficiency and transportation integration in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region [1] Group 1: Project Details - Chengping Expressway (Beijing section) is approximately 34.8 kilometers long, with 26.7 kilometers being newly constructed and featuring a six-lane dual carriageway [1] - The Jingping Expressway expansion project is the first full-section expansion highway project in Beijing, extending about 26.5 kilometers, widening from a four-lane to a six-lane dual carriageway [1] - The two expressways will connect key functional areas such as the Capital International Airport economic zone and the Shunyi innovation industry cluster, significantly contributing to the economic development of Shunyi and Pinggu districts [1] Group 2: Service and Infrastructure - The Jin Hai Lake service area on Chengping Expressway is the largest expressway service area in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, offering traditional services along with innovative tourism and emergency support functions [1] - The integration of these expressways is expected to inject new momentum into regional collaborative development [1]

Core Viewpoint - The 2024 report on the coordinated development of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region indicates significant progress in innovation, coordination, green development, openness, and shared growth, with the overall development index rising to 154.1, a 4.9 increase from 2023 [2][3]. Innovation Development - The innovation development index reached 194.9, an increase of 14.5 from 2023, marking the highest growth among sub-indices [3]. - The region's R&D expenditure intensity is 4.22%, up by 0.2 percentage points from the previous year, with Beijing leading at 6.58% [3]. - Patent authorizations totaled 355,000, a 2.9% increase, with an effective invention patent ownership of 74.3 per ten thousand people, growing by 15.7% [3]. - Labor productivity in the region is 215,000 yuan per person, reflecting a 4.4% increase from the previous year [3]. Coordinated Development - The coordinated development index improved to 145.2, up by 5.4 from 2023 [5]. - The added value of high-tech manufacturing in the region grew by 9.6%, 8.9%, and 11.2% for Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei, respectively [5]. - Over 10,000 branch institutions of legal entities from the region were established in other areas, a 4.6% increase from the previous year [5]. - The urbanization rate in the region reached 71.2%, up by 0.6 percentage points, with the urban-rural income ratio decreasing to 2.51 [5]. Green Development - The green development index rose to 171.2, an increase of 2.6 from 2023 [6]. - PM2.5 average concentrations were 30.5, 38.1, and 37.7 micrograms per cubic meter for Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei, respectively, with reductions of 4.7%, 8.0%, and 2.3% [6]. - The proportion of national surface water quality meeting or exceeding Class III standards is 82.6%, an increase of 2.2 percentage points [6]. - Average green space per ten thousand people increased to 23.8 hectares, up by 1.1 hectares from the previous year [6]. Open Development - The open development index decreased to 106.7, down by 0.4 from 2023 [8]. - The total import and export value for the region was 5.03 trillion yuan, a 0.1% increase, maintaining growth for four consecutive years [8]. - High-tech product exports saw significant growth, with automotive exports up by 56.4%, mobile phones by 24.7%, and wind turbine generators by 58.3% [8]. - International cargo throughput reached 820 million tons, a 10.6% increase, with 12 new direct shipping routes established [8]. Shared Development - The shared development index increased to 152.7, up by 2.7 from 2023 [9]. - The operational mileage of railways and highways in the region exceeded 11,000 kilometers [9]. - The average public budget expenditure per capita for education, social security, employment, and healthcare was 8,159.5 yuan, a 0.6% increase [9]. - The number of participants in basic pension insurance reached 86.36 million, an increase of 747,000 from the previous year [9].

Core Insights - The coordinated development index for the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region in 2024 is projected to be 154.1, an increase of 4.9 from 2023, driven primarily by innovation and green development indices [1][2]. Innovation Development - The innovation development index for 2024 is 194.9, up 14.5 from 2023, indicating rapid growth in R&D investment and output, with Beijing leading in original innovation capabilities [1]. - The region's R&D expenditure intensity is 4.22%, a 0.2 percentage point increase from the previous year, with Beijing at 6.58%, ranking among the top global innovation clusters [1]. - The total value of technology contracts in the region reached 1.3 trillion yuan, accounting for nearly 20% of the national total, with significant technology transfer from Beijing to Tianjin and Hebei [1]. Coordinated Development - The coordinated development index for 2024 is 145.2, an increase of 5.4 from 2023, reflecting deepening industrial collaboration among the three cities [2]. - The number of branch institutions established by large enterprises in the region exceeded 10,000, marking a 4.6% growth from the previous year [2]. - The spatial connectivity of the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei urban agglomeration increased by 8.9% compared to the previous year, reinforcing the core position of the Beijing-Tianjin "dual city" [2]. Green Development - The green development index for 2024 is 171.2, up 2.6 from 2023, with a focus on ecological environment cooperation [2]. - The average PM2.5 concentrations for the three cities are 30.5, 38.1, and 37.7 micrograms per cubic meter, showing reductions of 4.7%, 8.0%, and 2.3% respectively from 2023 [2]. - The proportion of water quality assessment points meeting or exceeding Class III standards is 82.6%, an increase of 2.2 percentage points from the previous year [2]. Open Development - The open development index for 2024 is 106.7, a decrease of 0.4 from 2023, reflecting challenges in the global trade environment and a decline in actual foreign investment [3]. Shared Development - The shared development index for 2024 is 152.7, an increase of 2.7 from 2023, highlighting efforts in infrastructure and public service collaboration [3].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article highlights the significant progress in innovation and collaborative development in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region, as evidenced by the 2024 collaborative development index [1] Group 2 - In 2024, the total R&D expenditure intensity in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region is reported at 4.22%, with the technology contract transaction volume reaching 1.3 trillion yuan, accounting for nearly 20% of the national total [2] - Beijing leads with an R&D expenditure intensity of 6.58%, maintaining its position at the forefront of innovation clusters globally [2] Group 3 - From 2021 to 2024, the technology contract transaction volume flowing from Beijing to Tianjin and Hebei reached 230.87 billion yuan, nearly doubling compared to the "13th Five-Year Plan" period [4] - The collaborative development index for the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region in 2024 is 154.1, an increase of 4.9 compared to 2023 [4] Group 4 - The number of high-tech enterprises in Beijing's urban sub-center has surpassed 1,200, indicating a strengthening of the region's capacity for innovation and functional transfer [5] - Since the establishment of Xiong'an New Area, 17 academic teams have planned to settle there, with over 15,000 individuals having obtained the "Xiong Talent Card" [5]