Group 1: Logistics and Supply Chain - The meeting emphasized the importance of logistics in facilitating domestic circulation and developing a modern industrial system, calling for continuous efforts to reduce costs and improve efficiency in logistics [1] - There is a push to accelerate the construction of a modern logistics system that is safe, efficient, and integrates digital infrastructure, with a focus on enhancing multi-modal transport management [1] - Investment in logistics facilities and support for small and micro logistics enterprises will be increased to strengthen the logistics sector [1] Group 2: Green Trade Development - The development of green trade is identified as a key measure to optimize trade, achieve carbon neutrality goals, and build a strong trade nation [2] - The meeting called for the establishment of a comprehensive policy framework for green trade, enhancing collaboration with various sectors such as industry, technology, and finance [2] - Efforts will be made to improve the green and low-carbon development capabilities of foreign trade enterprises and to establish standards for green products and technologies in line with international practices [2] Group 3: Agricultural Production - The meeting noted that grain production is expected to be abundant this year, with sufficient supply of essential agricultural products [2] - There is a focus on ensuring the supply and price stability of agricultural inputs like seeds and fertilizers, as well as supporting market entities in increasing procurement [2] - Agricultural disaster relief funds will be utilized to mitigate losses for farmers due to disasters [2] Group 4: Environmental Monitoring - The establishment of a modern ecological environment monitoring system is a priority, with an integrated monitoring network being developed to support ecological civilization efforts [2] Group 5: National Symbol Regulations - The meeting highlighted the importance of the national emblem as a symbol of the state, emphasizing the need for strict adherence to regulations regarding its use in international exchanges [2]