发改委等部门《深化智慧城市发展，推进全域数字化转型行动计划》：到2027年底，建成 50 个以上全域数字化转型城市；强化实景三维中国数据开发利用。推动国土空间信息模型（TIM）、城市信息模型（CIM）、建筑信息模型（BIM）等在城市管理中的应用；推动无人机、机器人等在公共安全、应急救援等领域的应用；支持建设城市跨领域信用服务体系，实现医疗、出行等服务信用认证；支持低空经济、自动驾驶等产业发展热点城市，建设低时延、高频率、高可靠、高安全推理算力；鼓励超大特大城市有序推进人工智能赋能全域转型。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The central government has introduced significant policies to support the reform and opening-up of Shenzhen as it approaches its 45th anniversary, aiming to enhance high-quality economic development and create replicable experiences for national modernization [1][2]. Group 1: Education and Talent Development - The policy emphasizes the integration of vocational skills training with advanced manufacturing, allowing foreign investment in vocational training institutions in Shenzhen [2]. - Shenzhen has made notable progress in higher education reform, with the establishment of prestigious universities, and the policy supports the development of specialized, smaller-scale universities tailored to the characteristics of a megacity [2]. Group 2: Financial and Technological Reforms - The policy supports the integration of technology and finance, proposing pilot projects for credit and financing mechanisms for technology enterprises, including knowledge property securitization [2]. - It allows companies listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange within the Greater Bay Area to also list on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, enhancing the financial ecosystem [2][3]. Group 3: Data and Digital Currency Initiatives - The policy encourages the exploration of mechanisms for data trading and sharing, as well as the application of artificial intelligence in medical devices, under safe and compliant conditions [3]. - It supports the innovation of digital currency applications, including participation in multilateral central bank digital currency projects and allowing certain Hong Kong professionals to practice in designated areas of Shenzhen [3]. Group 4: Urban Development and Governance - The policy proposes reforms for the management of idle land and the establishment of a one-stop international commercial dispute resolution mechanism [4]. - It emphasizes the need for effective coordination and management authority to ensure the successful implementation of the reform measures [4].