另外，财政部、商务部还发布了《关于开展国际化消费环境建设工作的通知》，其中提出，按照"购在中 国"工作总体安排，打造国际化消费环境，提升入境消费的便利性、舒适度。中央财政对试点城市给予资 金补助。实施期内，国际消费中心城市每个城市合计补助2亿元，其他城市每个城市合计补助1亿元。 财政部、商务部重磅发布 9月30日盘后消息，财政部、商务部近日发布《关于开展消费新业态新模式新场景试点工作的通知》（以下简 称《通知1》），其中提出，支持50个左右城市开展试点工作，主要向人口基数大、带动作用强、发展潜力好 的超大特大城市倾斜。政策实施期为两年。 关于支持范围，《通知1》明确，试点城市申报范围为地市级及以上城市（包括直辖市，计划单列市，各省、 自治区省会或首府城市，地级市、州、盟）。 国庆长假前夕，消费领域迎来利好政策。 今日（30日）盘后，据财政部消息，财政部、商务部近日发布《关于开展消费新业态新模式新场景试点 工作的通知》，其中提出，支持试点城市健全首发经济服务体系，创新多元化服务消费场景，提升消费品 质，扩大服务消费，推动更多外贸优品进入国内消费市场，培育消费新增长点。 关于政策支持方向，《通知1》提出，主要支持 ...

根据方案，自贸区将分布在三个不相邻的地区，以工业生产港口物流、贸易服务为核心功能。其 中，一号地位于南部沿海经济区，隶属振兴乡和兴胜乡(2923公顷);二号地位于南定武工业区和非关税区 (1077公顷);三号地位于吉海岛，隶属定武-吉海经济区(2292公顷) 海防自贸区分为两个发展阶段。第一阶段至2030年，海防市将重点建设法律基础、投资基础设施、 试点具体机制并吸引投资者。今年海防自贸区成立后，该市将在庭武一吉海经济区试点推行优惠政策， 并向南部沿海地区开展招商引资。到2028年，海防市将大力推进招商引资工作，批准功能区，完善重点 物流基础设施。到2030年，海防市将完善技术基础设施、行政和海关管理模式。第二阶段(2030-2035 年)，该市将重点完善综合基础设施扩大规模，采取更多激励措施，促进工业-物流生态系统融合。在此 阶段，海防市的目标是吸引高科技、金融、生物工业和研发项目。与此同时，该市还将推动数字技术在 港口运营和物流领域的应用，为该地区创造竞争优势。 （原标题：海防将于2025年设立自贸区） 海防是越南重要的港口城市，也是北部沿海地区的经济、工业和文化中心。今年上半年,该市生产 总值达210万 ...

Core Viewpoint - The salon focused on the international dissemination of intangible cultural heritage (ICH) and the challenges and future prospects of its protection and promotion in the context of globalization and digitalization [3][4]. Group 1: Cultural Value - Intangible cultural heritage embodies emotional ties and life wisdom of local societies, providing a unique path for sustainable development distinct from Western industrialization [4]. - Examples of ICH projects, such as China's 24 Solar Terms and Mexico's Day of the Dead, reflect a harmonious view of the relationship between humans and nature [4]. - Protecting these ICH projects helps restore ecological relationships and rebuild connections between individuals and communities [4]. Group 2: National Identity and International Communication - ICH serves as an important carrier of cultural identity and soft power, shaping vibrant cultural images on the international stage through community recreation and digital dissemination [4]. - The integration of digital technology allows ICH to be more visible, participatory, and understandable internationally [4]. Group 3: Future Outlook - Experts at the salon emphasized the need for a people-centered approach to ICH protection, respecting cultural diversity and local community practices [5]. - There is a call for deeper global cooperation in the field of ICH protection, promoting a more diverse, inclusive, and open collaborative mechanism [5]. - The use of digital technology is encouraged to build a diversified and multi-dimensional dissemination ecosystem, enhancing the visibility and influence of ICH in the international community [5].

Group 1: Importance of Pastoral Development - Pastoral areas hold a strategic position in China's economic and social development, with significant emphasis from the central government on ecological protection and upgrading the livestock industry [1][3] - High-quality development in pastoral regions is crucial for ensuring the effective supply of livestock products, promoting comprehensive economic and social development, and enhancing food security [3][4] Group 2: Economic Highlights and Achievements - The GDP of pastoral regions has shown steady growth, with notable increases in 2024: Xinjiang at 20,534.08 billion yuan (6.1% growth), Tibet at 2,764.94 billion yuan (6.3% growth), and Gansu at 13,002.9 billion yuan (5.8% growth) [6] - Infrastructure improvements have been significant, with Inner Mongolia's infrastructure investment growing by 23.8% in 2024 and Tibet's agricultural fixed asset investment increasing by 21.2% [6] - Livestock production has expanded, with Inner Mongolia's beef output reaching 891,000 tons (14.5% growth) in 2024, and Tibet's livestock population increasing by 389,300 heads [6] Group 3: Policy Measures and Support - A series of policies have been implemented to promote pastoral development, including ecological protection subsidies and support for modern agricultural industry parks [4][5] - Financial support for high-quality livestock development in Inner Mongolia amounts to over 260 million yuan by 2025, while Xinjiang has introduced a transformation plan for grassland livestock from 2023 to 2030 [5] Group 4: Ecological Improvement and Cultural Significance - Grassland ecosystems are vital for the balance of the "grass-livestock-people" system, with improvements in grassland ecology directly impacting livestock health and productivity [8][9] - The restoration of grassland ecology has led to a historical shift from overall degradation to improvement, with an average annual grassland restoration area exceeding 4 million acres since the 14th Five-Year Plan [10][11] Group 5: Technological and Innovative Approaches - The integration of digital technologies, such as AI and satellite monitoring, is transforming traditional pastoral management into a more precise and efficient system [12][18] - Innovative practices in livestock breeding and grassland management are being explored, including the establishment of a breeding system for high-quality forage and livestock [17] Group 6: Cultural Tourism Development - The cultural tourism industry is becoming a key area for economic development in pastoral regions, combining traditional livestock farming with modern tourism and cultural industries [19][20] - The shift from small-scale tourism to comprehensive industry chain development is evident, with initiatives to enhance the experience of visitors and promote local culture [20][22]

Core Insights - The global chemical industry is facing structural imbalances in basic products, characterized by low-end capacity duplication and insufficient high-end supply [1] - The "14th Five-Year Plan" for the chemical industry will focus on high-quality development, innovation-driven growth, and a modern industrial system that is green, safe, and controllable [2] Group 1: Structural Challenges - The traditional top-down planning model has led to severe homogenization of production capacity across regions, exacerbating supply-demand imbalances [1] - The changing social demand structure necessitates a shift towards "demand-driven supply" to rewrite industrial planning logic [1] Group 2: Strategic Objectives - The "15th Five-Year Plan" will emphasize the "strong country" goal, enhancing new quality productivity, global competitiveness, and security assurance in the chemical industry [2] - The plan will adopt a localized approach to identify suitable product routes and build differentiated advantages through various strategic directions [2][3] Group 3: Structural Adjustments - The plan will continue the high-end structural adjustment approach from the "14th Five-Year Plan," focusing on deep supply-side structural reforms [3] - It will encourage vertical extension of the industrial chain and promote upstream development of specialty raw materials, midstream processing capabilities, and downstream high-value-added products [3] Group 4: Innovation and Technology - The chemical industry must integrate technological and industrial innovation, enhancing the soft environment and strengthening hard technology to elevate industry capabilities [4] - The focus will be on green, safe, and intelligent innovations, transitioning towards low-carbon and intelligent manufacturing [4][5] Group 5: Green Transformation - The industry will pursue a comprehensive green low-carbon transformation, leveraging renewable energy for chemical processes and promoting low-carbon technologies [5] - Emphasis will be placed on safety through advanced technologies and digital solutions to enhance operational safety and efficiency [5] Group 6: Industry Mapping - A detailed industry map will be essential for the "15th Five-Year Plan," providing macro guidance for local industrial planning and showcasing the entire industrial chain [6] - The mapping will include various aspects such as competitive landscape, growth potential, and regional collaboration [6][7]

Group 1 - The stability of global supply chains is crucial for national competitiveness and strategic security, with current challenges including extreme weather, geopolitical conflicts, and public health events increasing the risk of trade disruptions [1] - The rise of unilateralism and trade protectionism is exacerbating global trade frictions, leading some countries to attempt to create closed supply chain "circles," which disrupts global supply chain order [1] - The application of digital technologies in supply chains has introduced risks such as digital security issues, digital barriers, and information asymmetry, complicating efficient collaboration between upstream and downstream entities [1] Group 2 - Many countries are diversifying their supply chains to ensure security, which raises the need for enhanced cooperation among nations in infrastructure, regulatory frameworks, and digital platforms [2] - Strengthening infrastructure connectivity is essential for global supply chain operations, requiring the construction of comprehensive logistics networks that facilitate the free flow of goods, information, and resources [2] - There is a need for increased investment in new infrastructure, such as e-commerce platforms and cross-border payment systems, to lower search costs and enhance global supply chain cooperation [3] Group 3 - Aligning rules and standards among countries is necessary to reduce supply chain costs and improve efficiency, requiring coordination of technical specifications and industry standards [3] - Active participation in multilateral cooperation mechanisms and high-standard regional trade agreements is vital for maintaining supply chain stability and establishing a predictable framework for cooperation [4] - Establishing a cross-border information sharing mechanism and unified supply chain standards can enhance international standardization levels and facilitate better supply chain collaboration [4] Group 4 - The application of digital technologies is crucial for improving the stability of global supply chain cooperation, enabling smart resource allocation and risk monitoring [5] - Digital trade platforms can play a significant role in stabilizing global trade and enhancing supply chain management capabilities, helping to mitigate risks associated with external uncertainties [5] - Integrating physical goods with digital services can improve responsiveness to supply and demand changes, thereby reducing supply chain risks [5]