（原标题：阿努廷施政演讲：减负、修宪、拒绝赌场） 据星暹日报报道,当地时间9月29日上午9时，国会召开首次联席会议，国会主席万·穆罕默德·努尔·玛 他担任会议主席，旨在根据宪法第162条让内阁向国会宣布政策。总理兼内政部长阿努廷率领内阁团队 宣布政府政策，表示内阁将宣布国家治理原则和政府重要政策，并坚持三项重要原则：1.维护国家、宗 教和君主制度； 2.坚守君主立宪民主政体；3.严格遵循法治原则，实现良政善治。 阿努廷表示，本届政府上任时，泰国正面临全方位的不确定性，包括经济、社会、政治、国际关系 以及影响国家竞争力的全球地缘政治局势。由于执政时间有限、预算并非由本届政府编制，且作为少数 党政府，必须加速解决国家面临的四大危机——经济危机、安全危机、社会危机和环境危机，同时夯实 国家基础，提升竞争力，构建透明经济体系，保障安全稳定与和平。政府将支持举行修宪公投广泛吸纳 民意，确保程序符合宪法法院裁决。 此外，阿努廷进一步表示，在社会方面，将严厉打击一切形式的非法赌博，不支持将任何类型的赌 博业务合法化，也不支持设立包含赌博业务的娱乐综合体，包括扑克等体育形式掩盖的赌博活动。政府 将修订《赌博法》，以最大限度地 ...

Group 1: Core Insights - The overall digital economy in Henan is expected to grow at an average annual rate of over 8% during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, with the core digital economy's value added accounting for an increased share of GDP by 2.5 percentage points, contributing over 50% to GDP growth [1][2] Group 2: Digital Transformation - Henan is promoting the application of digital technology across various industries, establishing 15 provincial digital transformation promotion centers and 25 development zone centers to support small and medium enterprises in their digital upgrades [2] - Benchmark enterprises have seen an average production efficiency increase of 49.5%, a reduction in operating costs by 17.8%, and a decrease in energy consumption per unit of output by 21.5% [2] Group 3: Data Infrastructure - The province has optimized its computing power infrastructure, achieving a total computing power scale of 9.8 EFLOPS, with 79.6% of this power coming from the "one core and four poles" regional distribution [3] - Henan has invested 50.8 billion yuan in 5G network construction, resulting in a total of 244,700 5G base stations, ensuring that all 450,000 administrative villages have 5G coverage [3] Group 4: Digital Government Development - The province is advancing digital government initiatives to enhance public data utilization and promote coordinated development of the digital economy, society, and ecology [4] - A unified and efficient digital government infrastructure has been established, integrating 59 government cloud resources and connecting over 40,000 access units through a comprehensive electronic government network [4]

Core Viewpoint - Jiuyuan Yinhai (002777) is actively engaging in the development and implementation of data products, capabilities, and services in the public welfare sector, contributing to the construction of a digital government and digital economy in China [1] Group 1 - The company is leveraging government public data to innovate in data products and services [1] - The focus areas include healthcare insurance, digital governance, and smart city data value extraction [1] - The initiatives aim to promote the high-quality development of the data factor market [1]

数字账户分为个人与单位两类，个人数字账户支持自然人多省份激活，可全面归集本人在江苏及其 他省份开具的财政电子票据，实时同步票据状态并实现线上授信流转；单位数字账户则面向独立法人单 位开放，除票据归集与状态同步功能外，还专门设置报销锁定和报销信息反馈模块，适配单位财务管理 需求。个人与单位都可以通过省财政电子票据查验平台、"苏服办"APP等完成实名认证后激活账户。据 了解，9月至10月为系统推进阶段，11月将进入正式应用阶段。 新华日报讯 （记者 杨民仆） 省财政厅近日印发《江苏省财政电子票据跨省报销应用试点实施方 案》，标志着试点工作全面启动。江苏省作为全国财政电子票据跨省报销试点省份，将依托数字化平台 搭建跨省票据共享通道，为企业和群众提供便捷高效的跨区域票据报销服务，助力数字政府建设与政务 服务高质量发展。 据了解，按照财政部跨省报销试点工作要求，江苏依托省统一公共支付平台电子票据系统，对接财 政部财政电子票据公共服务平台，构建江苏省财政电子票据数字账户体系（简称"数字账户"），开辟安 全、稳定、高效的财政电子票据跨省共享应用通道。"数字账户通过向公众提供'一站式'票据归集、状 态查询、真伪鉴别、报销锁定 ...

Group 1 - The core idea is that Linyi City's Lanshan District integrates learning education with optimizing the business environment and promoting project construction to enhance regional economic development [1] Group 2 - Lanshan District has formed 28 "project service teams" to provide full-cycle services for enterprises, ensuring efficient handling of project approvals and operations [2] - A company representative highlighted the efficiency of the new service model, which significantly reduced the time required for project approvals [2] Group 3 - The district has launched an online project approval service through a government service app, allowing businesses to submit applications and track progress conveniently [3] - The "one-stop" online service includes over a hundred approval items, streamlining the process for businesses [3] Group 4 - Lanshan District has established a closed-loop mechanism for collecting and addressing enterprise needs, resulting in the collection of over 480 enterprise requests [4] - The district has set up a "foreign trade comprehensive service station" to support international market expansion for local businesses [4] - The satisfaction rate for government services among enterprises has reached 99.2%, indicating a positive response to the new service approach [4]

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the issues surrounding government service mobile applications (APPs) in China, emphasizing the need for better functionality, integration, and user experience to truly serve the public effectively [1][6][9]. Group 1: Issues with Government APPs - Many users report that government APPs have single, inadequate, and unreasonable functionality, leading to confusion and inefficiency in accessing services [2][3]. - A significant percentage of respondents (46.2% and 41.1%) indicated that there are too many government APPs with similar and repetitive functions [3]. - Users often find that APPs redirect them to web pages that are not optimized for mobile use, causing frustration and inefficiency [4][6]. Group 2: User Experience Challenges - The lack of effective promotion and understanding of APP functionalities, especially among rural and elderly populations, hampers their usage [7][8]. - Data sharing issues between different government departments lead to inefficiencies, as users may need to re-enter information across multiple platforms [10][11]. - The design of some APPs does not align with user habits, as many common functions are already available on popular platforms like WeChat and Alipay, leading to redundancy [4][5]. Group 3: Recommendations for Improvement - The article suggests that a comprehensive approach to cleaning up and integrating government APPs is necessary to avoid redundancy and improve user experience [9][10]. - It emphasizes the importance of establishing a robust data-sharing framework to facilitate better service delivery and reduce the need for multiple APPs [10][11]. - The need for a user-centered approach in the development and management of these APPs is highlighted, advocating for a focus on actual user needs rather than merely technological solutions [11].

Core Insights - The digital transformation of government services in China is rapidly integrating with the HarmonyOS ecosystem, with over 80% of provincial government service applications having completed adaptation for HarmonyOS [1][4]. Group 1: Regional Distribution - The HarmonyOS adaptation for government services shows widespread coverage and collaborative development across various regions, including Northeast, East China, Central China, South China, North China, and Southwest China [4]. - Most provinces in the Northwest have successfully launched their platforms, while a few provinces like Shanxi, Xinjiang, Sichuan, and Yunnan are still in the process of adaptation [4]. Group 2: Technological Advantages - Government applications are leveraging the unique technological advantages of HarmonyOS 5 to enhance user experience from "usable" to "user-friendly" [5]. - The HarmonyOS security architecture provides comprehensive protection for government data and user privacy, preventing excessive data collection [5]. - The distributed capabilities of HarmonyOS break down device barriers, allowing seamless service experiences for users [5]. Group 3: Future Outlook - HarmonyOS has become a necessary option for advancing digital government initiatives, providing technical support and security for the construction of digital governance [5]. - More provinces and cities are expected to accelerate the intelligent and inclusive development of digital government services on the HarmonyOS foundation [5].

Core Viewpoint - The 2025 China International Big Data Industry Expo's "Digital Government" exchange event in Guiyang focuses on sharing experiences in digital government construction and exploring new directions for data-driven governance modernization [1][4]. Group 1: Event Overview - The event is organized by the Expo Executive Committee, with support from the China Information Association and China Unicom [4]. - The event gathered domestic and international guests from government, business, and academia to discuss digital governance [1][4]. Group 2: Key Insights from Officials - Guizhou's Vice Governor Jia Lijun highlighted that the province's digital economy has ranked among the top in the country for nine consecutive years, with a 100% online processing rate for standard government services and a 90% rate for mobile handling of personal matters [4]. - He acknowledged challenges in digital government construction, such as insufficient top-level design and data barriers, and emphasized the need to focus on eight key areas for further development [4]. Group 3: International Perspectives - Thailand's Digital Economy and Society Ministry shared its experience in establishing a National AI Committee and investing in cloud computing and big data platforms, aiming to enhance infrastructure, AI talent development, and governance [4]. Group 4: Principles and Future Directions - The President of the China Information Association, Wang Jinping, stressed the importance of four principles for digital government: overall collaboration, people-centered approach, data-driven decision-making, and security [5]. - He outlined the transition from "interconnectivity" to "digital empowerment" in the upcoming "15th Five-Year Plan" and suggested enhancing top-level design and data governance systems [5]. Group 5: Expert Contributions - Professor Jiang Xiaojun from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences discussed the need for precise government responses through digitalization while cautioning against public resource waste [5]. - Zhang Lifeng from the National Information Center emphasized the projected market size of data elements to exceed 10 trillion by 2030 and the importance of data security and standardization in the AI era [5]. Group 6: Practical Applications and Innovations - Representatives from various companies shared practical outcomes, including citizen feedback assessment systems and AI-driven data circulation models [6]. - The event also released the "AI CITY" research report, proposing a framework for smart urban governance in the AI era [6]. Group 7: Collaborative Dialogue - The event facilitated cross-sector dialogue among government, enterprises, and academia, providing diverse insights and references for digital government construction and fostering international cooperation in digital governance [6].

Core Insights - Shenzhen and Hangzhou have successfully implemented their first cross-province real estate service, allowing for efficient mortgage registration without the need for physical travel [1] - The initiative is part of a broader strategy involving five major cities to enhance the business environment through innovative real estate registration processes [1] Group 1: Service Implementation - The service allows banks to submit applications online, significantly reducing time and costs associated with cross-province mortgage registration [1] - Customers have praised the new process for its convenience, eliminating the need for travel and associated expenses [1] Group 2: Strategic Collaboration - The collaboration between Shenzhen and Hangzhou is underpinned by Shenzhen's extensive experience in "Internet + real estate registration" reforms [1] - The initiative aims to create a "zero-distance" financing channel for businesses and individuals seeking loans across provinces [1]

Core Points - The meeting emphasized the importance of enhancing high-quality data supply and understanding the current state of government data resources [1][2] - The "Regulations on Government Data Sharing" is the first administrative regulation in China specifically aimed at promoting government data sharing, which is expected to significantly improve digital governance and service efficiency [1] - The meeting called for a comprehensive approach to data management, including standardization, cataloging, and efficient sharing, to create a unified digital resource account for the city [2] Group 1 - The meeting highlighted the need to strengthen the awareness of responsibility and urgency in legally sharing data, and to transform government governance concepts and methods [1][2] - It was noted that a complete data quality management system should be established to enhance the efficiency of data sharing [2] - The meeting stressed the importance of promoting high-value applications of data to better integrate development and security, and to empower various industries [2] Group 2 - Each level of government and department is required to strengthen accountability, improve mechanisms and policy measures, and enhance training to boost data literacy and application capabilities [2] - The meeting underscored the necessity of a coordinated approach among city and district levels to ensure effective implementation of data sharing initiatives [2]