Core Viewpoint - The Central Urban Work Conference emphasizes enhancing urban capacity for population and economic development, focusing on the development of modern urban clusters and metropolitan areas, particularly in the core region of the Yangtze River Delta, which includes the Hu-Su-Tong area [1] Group 1: Innovation Collaboration - Establishment of a collaborative innovation ecosystem through the creation of major scientific and technological innovation platforms, including a special fund to support cross-city laboratories and research centers [2] - Encouragement of partnerships between enterprises and universities to build innovation research institutions, and support for the operation of the Nantong branch of the National Technology Innovation Center [2] - Implementation of a talent mobility service mechanism to facilitate cross-city collaboration and support for teams involved in technology breakthroughs [2] Group 2: Industrial Collaboration - Creation of a provincial-level communication and coordination mechanism to establish industry alliances and promote regular industry matchmaking and joint investment [3] - Development of a data-driven cross-regional regulatory collaboration system to enhance enterprise services and streamline administrative processes [3] - Promotion of a long-term benefit-sharing mechanism to encourage cross-city technology projects and establish a dual registration model for R&D headquarters and production bases [3] Group 3: Transportation Connectivity - Strengthening transportation infrastructure to enhance connectivity, including the integration of major projects into national planning and the promotion of a one-hour commuting circle [4] - Support for the integrated development of port clusters and the establishment of a smart port scheduling system to digitize logistics data [4] - Development of a low-altitude economy innovation demonstration zone to create a unified standard and safety regulatory framework [4] Group 4: Environmental Protection - Establishment of a collaborative ecological governance system among the three cities, including joint monitoring and emergency response mechanisms [5] - Innovation in ecological compensation policies, including the establishment of a market mechanism for trading pollution rights and carbon emissions [5] - Creation of a financial support project library for ecological and environmental protection to encourage proactive pollution control by enterprises [5]