Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the measures introduced by Shanghai to support the G60 Science and Technology Innovation Corridor in the Yangtze River Delta, focusing on building a world-class industrial cluster and fostering a high-quality innovation ecosystem [3][4]. Group 1: Support Measures - The measures include 23 support policies aimed at creating a technology innovation source, building world-class industrial clusters, nurturing a first-class innovation ecosystem, and sharing technology innovation resources [3]. - The focus is on the integration of the G60 corridor with the broader Yangtze River Delta region to enhance technological and industrial innovation [3][4]. Group 2: Industrial Focus Areas - The measures emphasize the development of the new generation of electronic information industry (smart terminals) and the aerospace industry (satellite internet) [3][4]. - A systematic layout for the scientific instrument industry is proposed, which is crucial for ensuring the autonomy of the supply chain and supporting cutting-edge technological innovation [4]. Group 3: Future Industry Goals - By 2027, the goal is to break through several disruptive technologies and cultivate around 20 leading ecological enterprises, with a target of forming strategic emerging industry clusters by 2030 [5]. - The expected industrial scale in the area is projected to exceed 1000 billion yuan by 2030, with the aim of gathering 5-8 leading enterprises and over 300 industry chain companies [5]. Group 4: Financial and Talent Support - Financial support mechanisms include funding for research and development, with up to 30% of total project investment covered, and a maximum of 3 million yuan available for specific projects [11][17]. - There is a focus on enhancing talent support through the integration of education and technology, aiming to attract high-level talent and support the development of innovative personnel [47].

Group 1: Core Initiatives of the G60 Science and Technology Innovation Corridor - The Shanghai Municipal Science and Technology Commission introduced 23 support policies aimed at building a technology innovation source and world-class industrial clusters in the Yangtze River Delta G60 Science and Technology Innovation Corridor [1][2] - A special fund of 2.5 billion yuan will be established over five years, with 1 billion yuan from the municipal government and 1.5 billion yuan from district finances [1][2] - The measures focus on enhancing technology financial support, promoting collaboration between the G60 technology achievement transformation fund and the municipal future industry fund, and supporting corporate venture capital and mergers and acquisitions [1][2] Group 2: Support for Aerospace Industry - The measures provide funding support of up to 5 million yuan, covering no more than 15% of total investment for key projects in satellite manufacturing and commercial operations [2][3] - Companies engaged in satellite internet technology applications can receive a one-time reward of up to 1 million yuan for providing value-added services such as communication, navigation, and remote sensing [2] - A one-time reward of 5 million yuan will be granted to companies that obtain a telecommunications business license for satellite communication [2] Group 3: Development of New Generation Electronic Information Industry - The measures emphasize accelerating the development of the new generation electronic information industry, focusing on key links in the industrial chain and promoting innovation platform construction [3] - Funding support of up to 5 million yuan will be provided for key projects in smart terminal products and critical component manufacturing, covering no more than 15% of total investment [3] - The establishment of a national 6G comprehensive experimental local base is planned, with funding support of up to 3 million yuan, covering no more than 30% of total investment [3] Group 4: Medical Device Internationalization - The G60 Science and Technology Innovation Corridor has launched a medical device overseas service base to facilitate international market expansion for enterprises [4][5] - The service base will provide a one-stop service for companies, including market research, registration, supply chain services, and after-sales support [5] - The establishment of the medical device overseas service committee and base is part of the strategy to enhance the global competitiveness of the medical device industry in the G60 corridor [5]

Group 1: Core Initiatives of the G60 Science and Technology Innovation Corridor - The Shanghai Municipal Science and Technology Commission introduced 23 support policies aimed at building a technology innovation source and world-class industrial clusters in the Yangtze River Delta G60 Science and Technology Innovation Corridor [1][2] - A special fund of 2.5 billion yuan will be established over five years, with 1 billion yuan from the municipal government and 1.5 billion yuan from district finances [1] - The measures emphasize collaboration in technology finance, supporting corporate venture capital and mergers and acquisitions [1] Group 2: Focus on Aerospace Industry - The measures provide financial support for key segments of the aerospace industry, particularly satellite manufacturing and commercial operations, with funding up to 5 million yuan per project [2][3] - Companies involved in satellite internet technology can receive a one-time reward of up to 1 million yuan for value-added services [2] - A one-time reward of 5 million yuan is available for companies obtaining satellite communication business licenses [2] Group 3: Development of New Generation Electronic Information Industry - The measures aim to accelerate the development of the new generation electronic information industry, focusing on key segments such as smart terminal products and critical components [3] - A national 6G comprehensive testing base will be created to promote 6G technology research and international cooperation, with funding support of up to 3 million yuan [3] Group 4: Medical Device Internationalization - The G60 Science and Technology Innovation Corridor has launched a medical device overseas service base to facilitate international market expansion for local enterprises [4][5] - The initiative aims to overcome compliance, channel, and service barriers in the overseas market, providing a one-stop service for companies [5] - The establishment of the medical device committee and service base is part of a broader strategy to enhance the global competitiveness of the medical device industry in the region [5]

上海市科委 12 月 25 日召开《关于支持长三角 G60 科创走廊策源地建设的若干措施》（以 下简称《若干措施》）新闻通气会，介绍《若干措施》的制订情况和主要内容。 据上海市科委副主任翟金国介绍，《若干措施》围绕共筑科技创新策源地、共建世界级产业 集群、共育国际一流创新生态、共享科技创新资源等四个方面，研究提出 23 条支持政策。 其中提到，设立长三角G60科创走廊策源地专项资金，由市、区两级财政持续五年共投入25 亿元，其中市级财政10亿元、区级财政15亿元；加强科技金融支撑，推动长三角G60科技成 果转化基金与市未来产业基金联动合作，支持企业开展风险投资（CVC）和并购重组；加速 航空航天产业（卫星互联网）发展，引育产业上下游重点项目，推动空天信息规模化应用， 支持商业航天企业参与卫星互联网星座建设。 最高5000万元的经费 支持航空航天产业 长三角G60科创走廊是服务长三角一体化发展和区域协同创新国家战略的重要平台。上海市 委、市政府提出，G60科创走廊建设必须把强化区域创新协同摆在突出位置，携手共筑科技 创新策源地、共建世界级产业集群、共育国际一流创新生态，使长三角G60科创走廊成为我 国科技创新和 ...

重点聚焦新一代电子信息产业（智能终端）、航空航天产业（卫星互联网）等。 长三角G60科创走廊将承担更多上海（长三角）国际科创中心建设的任务。 12月25日，上海市科委举行《关于支持长三角G60科创走廊策源地建设的若干措施》（下称《措施》）新闻通气会，上海市科 委副主任翟金国说，《措施》围绕共筑科技创新策源地、共建世界级产业集群、共育国际一流创新生态、共享科技创新资源 等四个方面，研究提出23条支持政策。 翟金国对第一财经在内的媒体介绍，《措施》凸显松江作为长三角G60科创走廊策源地和一体化发展先行先试走廊的功能定 位，在辐射带动长三角科技创新和产业创新跨区域协同中发挥引领示范作用，成为长三角高质量发展动力源。探索产业集群 协同发展新模式，聚焦新一代电子信息产业（智能终端）、航空航天产业（卫星互联网），加快构建以先进制造业集群和生 产性服务业为支撑的现代化产业体系。 关于共建世界级产业集群方面，《措施》提出包括加速新一代电子信息产业（智能终端）发展，加快创新平台建设和技术标 准布局；加速航空航天产业（卫星互联网）发展；培育发展科学仪器产业，打造科学仪器产业园；培育未来产业集聚区，创 建国家6G综合试验地方基地。 ...

Core Insights - The "Global Ocean City Competitiveness Index Report (2025)" was released, highlighting Shenzhen's strong position in technological innovation, ranking fourth globally in this dimension, which supports its goal of becoming a "global ocean center city" [2][5] Global Ocean City Competitiveness - Shenzhen ranks 11th globally in ocean city competitiveness, with Qingdao at 16th, showcasing China's significant presence in the global ocean competition [3][5] - The report identifies a clear "four-tier" differentiation in global ocean city competitiveness, with London, Singapore, and New York leading the first tier, while cities like Tokyo, Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Sydney form the top echelon of global ocean economies [3][4] Technological Innovation in Shenzhen - Shenzhen's innovation capabilities in marine electronic information, high-end equipment manufacturing, and underwater robotics are crucial for its ambition to become a global ocean center city [4][5] - The report emphasizes that Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Qingdao are the leading ocean economic circles in China, with Shanghai ranked second globally in economic vitality and maintaining the highest port cargo throughput [4][5] Recommendations for Chinese Ocean Cities - The report proposes a "four-dimensional enhancement path" for Chinese ocean cities, focusing on building an open economic ecosystem, creating a technology innovation hub, deepening global governance participation, and innovating green low-carbon models [6] - It predicts that from 2025 to 2030, technology-driven efficiency revolutions and green low-carbon transformations will dominate ocean city competitiveness, with new industries like marine data centers and blue carbon economies emerging rapidly [6]

Core Viewpoint - The Long Triangle G60 Science and Technology Innovation Corridor is positioned as a crucial platform for advancing the national strategy of integrated development in the Yangtze River Delta region, emphasizing innovation collaboration and high-quality development [1][2]. Group 1: Strategic Importance - The Long Triangle G60 Science and Technology Innovation Corridor is a key initiative for achieving high-level technological self-reliance and promoting higher quality integration in the Yangtze River Delta [2]. - The initiative is part of a broader national strategy personally planned and promoted by President Xi Jinping, highlighting its significance in national development [1]. Group 2: Collaborative Efforts - Cities within the Long Triangle G60 corridor will adhere to the principles of "consultation, construction, sharing, and integration" to enhance innovation collaboration and achieve notable results in various sectors [2]. - The focus will be on creating a technology innovation source, building a modern industrial system, expanding open cooperation, and deepening institutional reforms [2]. Group 3: Upcoming Events - A series of events are planned, including a technology achievement docking and transformation conference, a low-altitude economy docking meeting, and the fourth Long Triangle G60 Science and Technology and Industry Innovation Competition [3].

Core Insights - The Yangtze River Delta region, comprising Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, and Shanghai, is a vital economic area in China, contributing nearly 25% of the national economic output with less than 4% of the land area [1] - The integration of the Yangtze River Delta is a significant national strategy personally planned and promoted by President Xi Jinping, marking its seventh anniversary in 2025 [1] Group 1: Technological Innovation - Nanjing is actively developing into a technology innovation hub, with initiatives like the establishment of a 6G concept verification center to meet national demands and transform scientific achievements into productivity [2] - The Nanjing National Agricultural High-tech Industry Demonstration Zone has created an innovation closed loop, collecting over 3,000 technological achievements, with around 650 being promoted on a trading platform [2] - The city is collaborating with Shanghai to build an innovation alliance and has organized over 80 events to facilitate technology cooperation, resulting in more than 200 technology collaborations [2][3] Group 2: Industrial Development - Nanjing is enhancing its aerospace industry, with significant projects like the Star River Power Aerospace Equipment Project, supported by a funding plan of up to 20 million yuan for major technological projects [4] - The city has become a hub for large aircraft production in East China, leveraging its complete aerospace industry chain and strong innovation capabilities [4] - The Nanjing Intelligent Manufacturing Industrial Park has attracted 41 projects with an investment scale exceeding 10 billion yuan, focusing on additive manufacturing, intelligent equipment, and new materials [4] Group 3: Regional Collaboration - Nanjing is fostering partnerships with neighboring provinces, creating integrated development zones and signing multiple projects in sectors like integrated circuits and industrial IoT [5] - The city is leading initiatives to strengthen the industrial chain in the Yangtze River Delta, with successful applications for national advanced manufacturing clusters [5] Group 4: Financial and Talent Development - Nanjing is a key player in the Yangtze River Delta's tech finance reform, hosting numerous investment events and attracting over 600 venture capital firms with a total fund scale exceeding 240 billion yuan [6][7] - The city is building a talent ecosystem by collaborating with top universities and enterprises in the region, aiming to attract and retain high-level talent [8]