《北京市养老服务条例》（以下简称《条例》）立法工作有了新的进展。7月24日，北京市十六届人大常委会第十 八次会议对《条例（草案）》进行了第一次审议。 截至2024年底，北京市常住老年人514万人，占比23.5%，预计未来十年平均每年增加约1个百分点，到2030年占 比将超过30%，达到重度老龄化水平。为满足老年人日益增长的多层次、多样化养老服务需求，《条例》定位于 北京市养老服务领域的基础性、综合性法规，系统总结固化了北京创新居家社区养老服务模式、推进三级养老服 务网络建设、加强"老老人"服务保障等经验做法，进一步明确了政府、市场、社会、家庭在养老服务中的责任， 探索以市场化、社会化方式破解超大城市养老难题。 明确四方责任 《条例（草案）》共设9章68条，分别为总则、养老服务规划和设施建设、居家社区养老服务、机构养老服务、医 养结合服务、产业促进和智慧服务、支持保障措施、监督管理和法律责任、附则。特别是针对当前养老服务发展 面临的设施、医养、监管、科技、人才等难题，《条例（草案）》在养老服务体系、老旧小区设施配建、建设功 能混合利用、综合监管、智慧养老服务、监护服务等方面拟定了创新条款。 针对当前养老服务中政 ...

Core Viewpoint - The 11th Beijing International Aging Industry Expo will take place from October 29 to 31, focusing on the theme "Smart Enjoyment of Silver Age and Care for All" and showcasing new achievements in the integration and development of the aging industry [1] Group 1: Event Overview - The expo will be held at the National Convention Center Phase II, expanding the exhibition area to 10,000 square meters with six major exhibition zones, including travel and health care, smart elderly care technology, and age-friendly facilities [1] - Over 200 exhibitors are expected to participate, highlighting the expo's significance in the aging industry [1] Group 2: Key Features and Innovations - The expo will emphasize three main features: technology leadership, scenario-based experiences, and full industry chain coverage [1] - A special focus will be on the needs of the "gray-haired" demographic, which constitutes two-thirds of the attendees, primarily aged between 55 and 75, indicating their purchasing power and decision-making capabilities [2] Group 3: Specialized Activities - The expo will include a dedicated experience area for smart elderly care, showcasing applications of AI health monitoring and smart home technologies [3] - Various activities such as health lectures, traditional food experiences, and a "Silver Age Life Market" will be organized to enhance the experience for elderly attendees [3] - Five major initiatives will be implemented to increase the expo's attractiveness, including barrier-free access, health lectures, cultural experiences, policy consultation sessions, and family interaction areas [3]