Core Viewpoint - The provincial government is implementing measures to enhance fishing safety by focusing on the renovation of old wooden fishing boats, aiming for comprehensive upgrades by 2028 to improve safety standards and operational efficiency [1][2]. Group 1: Policy and Implementation - The province emphasizes a "market-oriented, government-guided" approach, with a goal to fully renovate old wooden fishing boats by 2028, enhancing safety and modernizing equipment [1]. - Financial incentives include a 30% subsidy on the cost of boat renovations, with a tiered reduction policy for interest and fees to encourage early participation from fishermen [1]. Group 2: Financial Support - A comprehensive financial support system is being established, including policy loans, personalized commercial loans, insurance, and guarantees, with the aim of providing extensive financial backing for boat renovations [2]. - Current loan rates for agricultural development have been reduced to 2.85%, with efforts to extend loan terms up to 20 years, while other banks offer loans with rates around 3% for terms up to 10 years [2]. Group 3: Standardization and Cost Reduction - The province is actively promoting the approval of standardized boat types, with 11 types already passing initial reviews, focusing on safety, functionality, and ecological management [2]. - To reduce production costs, the provincial authorities are collaborating with local steel companies to facilitate joint procurement of materials for boat construction [2]. Group 4: Project Progress - As of November 6, two fishing boat renovation projects in Dalian, with a total investment of 8.9 billion, have secured 7 billion in loans, aiming to renovate 892 boats and construct 372 new ones [3]. - The provincial government plans to continue advancing standardization, financial policy implementation, and approval processes, deploying teams to address fiscal policy and subsidy issues on-site [3].