Core Viewpoint - The conference emphasized the importance of surveying and design as the "source link" in engineering construction, advocating for its role in leading and controlling the industry to address internal competition issues [1] Group 1: Industry Optimization - The industry should utilize scientific design to guide the optimization of industrial layout, strictly adhering to national industrial policies and regional resource endowments to prevent the design of low-end capacity projects [1] - By optimizing project site selection and process design, the industry can promote park-based and intensive clustering, enhancing regional industrial complementarity and reducing homogeneous competition [1] Group 2: Technological Advancement - The focus should be on using technical design to drive breakthroughs in industrial upgrades, particularly in high-end fields such as new chemical materials and specialized chemicals [1] - Innovative design should facilitate the transformation of research achievements into engineering solutions, helping companies overcome key technological bottlenecks and upgrade products to higher value and technical content [1] - The industry is encouraged to shift from "price competition" to "value competition" through intelligent and green design, improving energy efficiency and environmental standards in existing capacities [1] Group 3: Standardization and Regulation - Surveying and design companies must strictly adhere to national and industry standards, integrating quality, safety, environmental protection, and energy efficiency requirements throughout the design process [1] - The industry should avoid cost-cutting through lowered design standards that lead to low-price competition [1] - Associations are urged to collaborate with surveying and design units to accelerate the establishment of a design standard system covering the entire industry chain, thereby standardizing market behavior and ensuring fair competition [1]

Domestic Policy Focus - The industry stabilization plans for steel, construction materials, and light industry have been issued, emphasizing capacity regulation compared to previous versions [3][6][8] - The steel industry plan aims for an average annual growth of around 4% in value added, with a focus on supply-side structural adjustments and strict capacity control measures [9][10] - The construction materials plan prohibits the addition of new cement and flat glass capacity, requiring capacity replacement plans for new and renovated projects [10][11] Biopharmaceutical Sector - The National Drug Procurement Office released the national centralized drug procurement document (GY-YD2025-1), focusing on optimizing procurement rules and reducing drug costs for the public [18] - Changes in the procurement process include stricter qualification standards for bidding companies and modifications to the selection rules to respect clinical choices [18] Overseas Policy Developments - The U.S. Congress delegation visited China, with discussions focusing on Taiwan and military issues [3][6] - The U.S. and U.K. signed a significant technology cooperation agreement during President Trump's visit, addressing core issues such as the Israel-Palestine conflict and the Russia-Ukraine situation [3][6] Weekly Industry Policy Review - Key areas of focus include the rectification of internal competition, new production capabilities, infrastructure, new energy vehicles, media, and biopharmaceuticals [3][6] Other Policies - The third round of inspections by various financial regulatory bodies has been reported, indicating ongoing efforts to improve regulatory compliance and governance [3][6]