Core Viewpoint - Daxing District aims to leverage its "6+5+3" industrial layout to drive economic growth and establish itself as a new growth pole in the southern capital region during the 14th Five-Year Plan period [1][2]. Industrial Development - Daxing District's GDP has stabilized above 100 billion yuan, with fixed asset investment ranking among the top in the city, and a 72% increase in listed companies during the 14th Five-Year Plan [2]. - The district will focus on six leading industries: air economy, health and life sciences, digital economy, future energy, commercial aerospace, and agricultural technology, while also enhancing traditional industries and emerging sectors [3]. - Daxing has established the largest pharmaceutical health professional park in the country and is developing advantages in digital compliance and hydrogen energy innovation [3]. Strategic Location and Collaboration - Daxing will align its development with national strategies, enhancing its role as a strategic node in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region [4]. - The district will improve commuting efficiency through new intercity railways and cross-regional transportation projects, aiming to create a one-hour traffic circle connecting Beijing, Hebei, and Tianjin [4]. Airport Development - Daxing International Airport is positioned as a new engine for growth, targeting a passenger throughput of over 90 million by 2030, with plans to enhance its international route network [6]. - The district will implement institutional openness in various sectors, including data cross-border and financial services, to maximize the airport's potential [6]. Urban and Rural Integration - Daxing is developing a new urban-rural integration model, focusing on enhancing urban quality, promoting rural prosperity, and creating distinctive towns [7]. - The district aims to improve social welfare for vulnerable groups, particularly in education and healthcare, while enriching cultural life through various events [8]. Future Goals - Daxing will prioritize the implementation of its "6+5+3" industrial layout in 2026, focusing on high-quality development and establishing itself as a new growth pole in the southern capital region [9][12]. - The district plans to enhance its industrial clusters, develop specialized industry zones, and promote urban-rural integration to achieve strategic growth [10][11].