【环球时报驻法国特派记者 于超凡 环球时报记者 倪浩】欧盟日益陷入工业经济落后于中美的焦虑，频 频出台贸易保护主义色彩浓厚的政策，以期重振本土工业。据法国《世界报》报道，法国总统马克龙10 日接受多家欧洲媒体采访时表示，欧洲竞争力正面临中美"双重压力"，呼吁欧盟加大对生态转型、人工 智能与量子技术等关键领域的投入，避免未来数年被中美甩开。此番表态正值12日欧盟各国元首与政府 首脑在比利时阿尔登比森城堡举行非正式会议前夕。 马克龙强调，欧洲需要"保护"，需在清洁技术、化工、钢铁、汽车和国防等关键行业推行"欧洲优先"， 守护欧盟战略自主，否则欧洲企业将被中美竞争"横扫出局"。据英国《金融时报》报道，马克龙计划在 12日的欧盟领导人非正式会议上，敦促各方利用"格陵兰岛时刻"——即欧洲人意识到自身受威胁的契 机，加快推进拖延已久的经济改革，降低对中美两国的依赖。 据西班牙《国家报》10日报道，自2024年下半年本届欧盟委员会履职以来，恢复欧洲经济竞争力始终是 核心议题，在此次非正式会议上，该议题将成为最主要甚至几乎唯一的议程。 近年来，欧盟出台的一系列经贸政策带有明显保护主义倾向，不断加大对华限制，严重影响中欧正常经 ...

欧盟委员会审核认定，该计划符合CISAF相关条件，能激励清洁技术及配套核心部件、关键原材料的生 产，对推动净零经济转型、落实《清洁工业协议》具有必要性与合理性，符合《欧盟运行条约》相关条 款，因此依据欧盟国家援助规则予以批准。 该计划面向德国全境企业，补贴期限至2030年12月31日，补贴形式包括拨款、税收优惠、新贷款利息补 贴及贷款担保。资金将支持CISAF附件二所列净零技术及其核心部件的产能扩建，且支持利用二次原材 料生产，同时覆盖相关关键原材料的新产与回收环节。 中化新网讯 近日，欧盟委员会批准德国一项30亿欧元国家援助计划，该计划契合《清洁工业协议》目 标，将助力净零经济转型，获批依据是2025年6月25日欧盟出台的《清洁工业协议国家援助框架》 (CISAF)。 据悉，CISAF框架于2025年6月落地，旨在为欧盟净零经济转型关键领域提供支持，成员国至2030年底 可据此推出多项补贴措施，涵盖可再生能源推广、高耗能企业电价纾困、工业流程脱碳、清洁技术产能 保障、私人绿色投资风险缓释等方面。 ...

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the article is that the rapid growth of China's electric vehicle exports enhances its leading position in clean energy technology [1][5] - China is leading the global clean technology industry, with electric vehicle exports being a significant representation of this leadership [1] - By 2025, Chinese electric vehicles are expected to be sold in over 150 countries and regions, with electric vehicles accounting for more than half of new cars manufactured in China [1] Group 2 - The largest market for Chinese electric vehicles is Belgium, followed by the UK and the UAE, with affluent countries increasingly importing these vehicles [2] - In the past year, the most significant growth in orders for Chinese electric vehicles has been observed in Africa, followed by the Middle East, with notable increases in Asia and Oceania as well [2] - The growth in electric vehicle exports allows Chinese manufacturers to significantly expand their sales volume and enhance service and after-sales business, including battery systems and grid management components [5] Group 3 - The increasing sales of electric vehicles in various countries drive the demand for charging infrastructure, necessitating urgent action from policymakers and power companies to ensure local grids are operational [5] - This situation provides opportunities for China's leading grid management and clean energy technology products to play a role in the construction of these energy systems [5] - As more consumers purchase Chinese electric vehicles, there is a growing preference for other clean technology products produced in China, such as residential solar panels and battery storage systems [7]

Core Insights - The World Economic Forum's "2026 Global Cooperation Index" indicates a shift towards trade and technology cooperation among like-minded countries, while peace and security cooperation has significantly declined [1] Trade and Capital - Overall cooperation in trade and capital remains above the 2019 baseline, but structural changes are profound; global goods trade continues to grow, yet at a slower pace than global economic development [3] - Trade flows are increasingly concentrating among like-minded partners, with many countries forming smaller alliances due to rising barriers in the multilateral trade system [3] Innovation and Technology - Cooperation in innovation and technology is strengthening despite tightening technology controls, leading to new development momentum [3] - There has been a significant increase in information technology services and talent mobility, with international bandwidth capacity expanding fourfold compared to pre-pandemic levels [3] - Restrictions on the flow of key resources, technologies, and knowledge are increasing, while new cooperation models are emerging, particularly in cutting-edge technologies like AI and 5G infrastructure among aligned nations [3] Climate and Natural Capital - Progress in climate and natural capital cooperation has been made, but it still falls short of global expectations [3] - The deployment of clean technologies reached a historical high in 2025, driven by expanded financing and global supply chain collaboration [3] - China contributed two-thirds of the new capacity in solar, wind, and electric vehicles, with other developing economies accelerating their efforts [3] Health and Wellness - Cooperation in health and wellness remains stable, showing resilience, but the global health assistance system faces significant pressure [4] - The overall level of health cooperation has not declined, partly due to ongoing improvements in health indicators post-pandemic [4] - However, the pressure on multilateral institutions has led to a blockage in health support funding, significantly reducing development aid, which poses severe challenges for low- and middle-income countries [4] Peace and Security - Cooperation in peace and security is continuously shrinking, with all monitored indicators below pre-pandemic levels [4] - Escalating conflict situations and rising military expenditures are evident, while global multilateral mediation mechanisms struggle to alleviate crises [4] - By the end of 2024, the number of forcibly displaced persons is projected to reach 123 million, a historical high, prompting new cooperation dynamics through regional peacekeeping mechanisms [4]

Core Insights - The "2025 Deloitte China High-Tech High-Growth 50" and "Deloitte China Tomorrow's Stars" lists were unveiled, highlighting trends and challenges in the high-tech sector in China [1][2] Group 1: Revenue and Growth - The average three-year cumulative revenue growth rate for the 2025 China 50 Strong companies is 490%, showing a slight decline compared to 2024, while the top 10 companies' growth rates remained stable [3] - Companies with revenues between 50 million and 100 million yuan now account for 38% of the list, while those with revenues over 100 million yuan maintain a 44% share, indicating a rise in mid-sized companies [3] Group 2: Geographic Distribution - The Greater Bay Area accounts for 52% of the companies, followed by Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei and the Yangtze River Delta, with first-tier cities like Shenzhen, Shanghai, Beijing, and Guangzhou being the primary hubs for tech startups [3][4] - Jiangsu province has limited representation, with only one company in the "China 50 Strong" list, indicating a need for improvement in core enterprise development [4] Group 3: Industry Distribution - The hardware sector leads with a 28% share, followed by high-end equipment at 18%, benefiting from growth in the semiconductor field and smart manufacturing [3] - The clean technology sector has increased to 10% due to the inclusion of more renewable energy companies, while software and life sciences have seen declines, reflecting a shift towards hard technology [3] Group 4: AI and Innovation - 23% of the China 50 Strong companies and 66% of Tomorrow's Stars allocate over 50% of their revenue to AI R&D, highlighting the critical role of AI in driving innovation [5] - Companies face challenges such as a shortage of high-tech talent and rising R&D costs, with a focus on core technology development and product diversification as key strategies for resilience [5] Group 5: Regional Development - The event marked the first time the Deloitte project was held in Wuxi, recognizing the city's innovation ecosystem and providing a platform for technology and industry exchange [5][6] - Wuxi has established itself as an innovative demonstration zone, successfully nurturing high-growth companies in sectors like electronic information, renewable energy, and biomedicine [6]

Core Insights - The average three-year cumulative revenue growth rate for the top 50 high-tech companies in China is 490%, showing a slight decline compared to 2024, while the revenue growth rate for the top 10 companies remains stable [3][4]. - The proportion of companies with revenue between 50 million and 100 million yuan has increased to 38%, while those with revenue over 100 million yuan remains at 44%, indicating a rise in the share of small and medium-sized enterprises [3]. - The Greater Bay Area accounts for 52% of the top 50 companies, with Shenzhen, Shanghai, Beijing, and Guangzhou leading, highlighting the importance of first-tier cities in nurturing tech enterprises [3]. Revenue Distribution - The hardware industry leads with a 28% share, followed by high-end equipment at 18%, benefiting from growth in the semiconductor sector and strong performance in intelligent manufacturing [3]. - Clean technology has seen an increase to 10% due to the inclusion of more new energy companies, while software and life sciences have declined, and the internet sector has experienced a significant drop, reflecting a trend towards hard technology [3][4]. Key Drivers and Challenges - Talent, capital, and AI R&D investment are identified as the three key drivers for technological innovation among companies [4]. - 23% of the top 50 companies and 66% of the rising stars allocate over 50% of their revenue to AI R&D, but they face challenges such as a shortage of high-tech talent, insufficient application of AI in business scenarios, and rising R&D costs [4][5]. Future Trends - The global tech industry is undergoing a deep transformation driven by AI, with trends including computational sovereignty competition, the rise of open-source model ecosystems, and the evolution of AI agents [5]. - From 2025 to 2030, China is expected to enter a period of explosive growth in "AI + manufacturing/new energy/life sciences," becoming a beneficiary and backup provider in the global "computational replacement of labor" landscape [5]. - The technology sector in China is enhancing innovation through five key areas: AI penetration, iteration of computational and connectivity technologies, robotics breakthroughs, advancements in energy and green technology, and the rise of space and low-altitude economies [5]. Health Sector Insights - Over 60% of the companies listed in the 2025 China Pharmaceutical and Health Rising Stars report have valuations exceeding 1 billion yuan, with innovative drugs and medical devices accounting for 80% of the most dynamic sectors [5]. - The Yangtze River Delta, Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei, and Pearl River Delta regions are identified as key innovation hubs in the pharmaceutical and health sector, hosting nearly 90% of the listed companies [5].

Group 1: Core Insights - The "2025 Deloitte China High-Tech High-Growth 50" and "Deloitte China Rising Stars" lists were announced, showing an average three-year cumulative revenue growth rate of 490% for the top 50 companies, slightly down from 2024, while the top 10 companies maintained their revenue growth rates [1] - Companies with revenue between 50 million and 100 million yuan increased to 38%, while those with revenue over 100 million yuan remained at 44%, indicating a rise in the share of small and medium-sized enterprises [1] - The Greater Bay Area accounted for 52% of the companies, with Shenzhen, Shanghai, Beijing, and Guangzhou leading, highlighting the importance of first-tier cities in nurturing tech enterprises [1] Group 2: Industry Distribution - The hardware sector led with a 28% share, followed by high-end equipment at 18%, benefiting from growth in the semiconductor field and smart manufacturing [1] - Clean technology's share rose to 10% due to the inclusion of more new energy companies, while software and life sciences saw declines, and the internet sector experienced a significant drop, reflecting a trend towards hard technology transformation [1] Group 3: Key Drivers and Challenges - Talent, capital, and AI R&D investment are identified as the three key drivers for companies pushing technology and innovation, with 23% of the top 50 companies and 66% of rising stars investing over 50% of their revenue in AI R&D [2] - Both the top 50 and rising star companies face challenges such as a shortage of high-tech talent, insufficient application of AI technology in business scenarios, and rising R&D costs [2] - Core technology self-research, rapid product iteration, and diversified financing are becoming breakthrough points for resilient development [2] Group 4: Future Trends - The Chinese tech industry is expected to expand into multiple fields driven by AI trends, with a projected explosion of the "AI + manufacturing/new energy/life" technology matrix from 2025 to 2030 [2] - The industry is strengthening technological innovation across five areas: AI penetration, computing power and connectivity technology iteration, robotics technology explosion, breakthroughs in energy and green technology, and the rise of space and low-altitude economies [2] Group 5: Healthcare Sector Insights - Over 60% of the companies listed in the "2025 China Pharmaceutical Health Rising Stars" have valuations exceeding 1 billion yuan, with innovative drugs and medical devices accounting for 80% of the list [2] - The Yangtze River Delta, Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei, and Pearl River Delta regions are key innovation sources in the pharmaceutical health sector, hosting nearly 90% of the listed companies [2] - The "14th Five-Year Plan" positions the biopharmaceutical industry as a core area of "new productivity," accelerating innovation and high-quality development in the pharmaceutical health sector [3]

Group 1 - The core drivers for companies pushing technology and innovation are talent, capital, and AI research and development investment [1][2] - The average three-year cumulative revenue growth rate for the top 50 companies in China is 490%, showing a slight decline compared to 2024, while the top 10 companies' revenue growth rate remains stable [1] - Companies with revenue between 50 million and 100 million yuan account for 38% of the top 50, while those with revenue over 100 million yuan maintain a 44% share, indicating a rise in the proportion of small and medium-sized enterprises [1] Group 2 - The Greater Bay Area accounts for 52% of the top 50 companies, with Shenzhen, Shanghai, Beijing, and Guangzhou leading, highlighting the importance of mature industrial foundations and talent resources in first-tier cities [1] - The hardware industry leads with a 28% share, followed by high-end equipment at 18%, benefiting from growth in the semiconductor sector and strong performance in intelligent manufacturing [1] - AI research and development investment accounts for over 50% of revenue for 23% of the top 50 companies and 66% of the rising stars, indicating a significant trend towards AI integration [2] Group 3 - The global technology industry is undergoing a profound transformation driven by AI, characterized by competition for computing power sovereignty, the rise of open-source model ecosystems, and the evolution of AI agents [3] - From 2025 to 2030, China is expected to enter a period of explosive growth in the "AI + manufacturing/renewable energy/life sciences" matrix, becoming a beneficiary and backup provider of global "computing power replacing human labor" [3] - Over 60% of the companies listed in the 2025 China Pharmaceutical and Health Rising Stars report have valuations exceeding 1 billion yuan, with innovative drugs and medical devices accounting for 80% of the most dynamic sectors [3]

原标题：欧盟贸易和经济安全专员：中国已开始发放发稀土通用许可证，有效期更长 【文/观察者网 熊超然】当地时间12月15日，欧盟委员会贸易和经济安全委员谢夫乔维奇在接受彭博电 视台采访时表示，中国已开始发放有效期更长的稀土许可证，允许欧洲公司获取对清洁技术、汽车制造 和国防承包商等行业至关重要的关键矿产资源。 "我们从业内人士那里得到初步报告，他们正获得这些通用许可证，但我们需要更详细的信息来评估整 个流程。" 欧盟官员们认为，有效期为一年的许可证将有助于缓解申请过程中遇到的瓶颈问题，而这一申请过程曾 威胁到德国汽车制造商和其他关键行业的正常运行。 "这一想法得到了积极回应，似乎我们已经获得了首批通用许可证，而且中方也接受了我们的论点，即 原本于4月设立的程序过于繁琐。"谢夫乔维奇说道。 奇 资料图 彭博社当天报道称，欧盟委员会是欧盟负责贸易谈判的执行机构，近年来加强了寻求稀土通用许可证的 努力。通用许可证一旦发放，将允许企业在一段时间内向预先批准的买家重复出口稀土。 谢夫乔维奇称，在先前的程序下，企业必须提交包括照片和关于供应链的详细信息在内的资料，而这些 资料即使是国家监管机构也不要求提供。 通用许可证制度 ...

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