新会城区新貌。 新会区供图 经济突破 跻身"千亿俱乐部"，连年入选全国百强区 2023年，新会区GDP达到1028.12亿元，同比增长7.2%，正式跻身千亿俱乐部，成为江门首个千亿强 区；2024年GDP再攀新高至1063.73亿元，同时上榜2024年度全国综合实力百强区、全国绿色发展百强 区、全国投资潜力百强区，在全国综合实力百强区名单中位列第46名，同比上升一位；2025年上半年， 新会区GDP达到497.64亿元，总量位居江门第一，9月份再次入选全国综合实力百强区、全国绿色发展 百强区、全国新型城市化质量百强区。 在全国百强区榜单上连年争先进位，这份硬核业绩的背后，与新会区一直坚持"工业立区、制造强区"不 动摇，以实体经济为本，不断做大做强制造业家当，奋力打造产效高质的大湾区西翼制造中心息息相 关。 现代化产业体系加速成型。新会是广东省老牌工业城市，全区工业涵盖41个大类中的34个，拥有10个国 家级产业基地。近年来，新会重点打造"2+2+N"现代化产业体系，以"高端装备制造"和"新材料"2大战 略性新兴产业为主导，巩固提升"现代轻工纺织"和"现代农业与食品"2大战略性支柱产业，大力培育新 能源、新一代 ...

Core Insights - The "Talent Demand Directory for the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (Mainland)" was released on September 27, highlighting the job demand in key strategic industries in Guangdong Province [1] - The directory reflects the talent shortages in industries such as new generation information technology, biomedicine and health, new energy, software and information services, and ultra-high-definition display [1] - Key positions with the highest demand include communication technology engineers, medical device researchers, photovoltaic system engineers, and Java engineers, with a notable shortage in communication technology engineers due to rapid industry growth [1] - The directory is a key project supported by the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security to aid in the construction of a high-level talent hub in the Greater Bay Area, influencing talent policy and resource allocation [1]

《粤港澳大湾区(内地)人才需求目录》发布 广告等商务合作，请点击这里 中新网9月29日电 据人社部网站消息，9月27日，《粤港澳大湾区(内地)人才需求目录》在粤港澳大湾区 创业大赛上发布。 本文为转载内容，授权事宜请联系原著作权人 《目录》分为产业人才需求和事业单位人才需求两类，包括一个总目录和9个珠三角城市分目录。《目 录》聚焦国家重大发展战略，深度结合"百万英才汇南粤"行动计划，较为准确反映了广东省20个战略性 产业集群的岗位需求程度。 《目录》显示，粤港澳大湾区(内地)人才紧缺程度排名靠前的产业集群包括新一代信息技术产业、生物 医药与健康产业、新能源产业、软件与信息服务产业、超高清视频显示产业等。产业需求程度最高的岗 位有通信技术工程师、医疗器械研发员、光伏系统工程师、Java工程师等。由于新一代信息技术产业和 超高清视频显示产业发展迅猛，通信技术工程师尤为稀缺。 《目录》是人力资源社会保障部支持粤港澳大湾区高水平人才高地建设的重点项目。《目录》的发布对 广东制定产业人才政策，引导人才资源向重点区域、重点领域、重点产业流动将起到积极作用。 来源：中国新闻网 编辑：陈俊明 中新经纬版权所有，未经书面授权， ...

南都讯 记者叶孜文 通讯员穗团宣 9月26日下午，广州青年企业家发展领航计划十期开班暨九期结业仪 式在中山大学学人馆举行。第十期广州青年企业家发展领航计划（以下简称"领航计划"）由团市委联合 市委台办、市发展改革委、市科技局、市工业和信息化局、市司法局、市人力资源和社会保障局、市农 业农村局、市商务局、市工商联、市科协等11家单位共同主办，旨在多维度赋能青年企业家健康发展。 活动上，主办方为第九期的学员颁发了结业证书，并启动第十期"领航计划"。 活动现场。 南都N视频记者梁炜培摄 "领航计划"开班多维度赋能青年企业家健康发展 据了解，第十期"领航计划"于2025年6月份启动招生，得到了社会各界的广泛关注，收到了超100份报名 申请，经筛选和面试，最终确定52名入围学员。据统计，学员平均年龄35岁，拥有本科学历以上的占 85%，研究生学历以上的占30%，所在企业涵盖新三板企业、全球独角兽企业和广州未来独角兽企业等 优质企业。学员企业主要集中在智能网联、生物医药与健康、软件与互联网、智能装备与机器人、物流 与供应链、文化创意、科技服务等现代化产业。 开班仪式结束后，主办方邀请了国务院政府特殊津贴专家，上海工业经济 ...

近日，广州市社会科学院与社会科学文献出版社联合发布《广州创新型城市发展报告（2025）》（以下 简称"报告"）。据悉，该课题组于2025年上半年开展了广州高新技术企业问卷调查。调查结果显示，广 州高企超两成通过核心技术实现了国产化替代。 《广州创新型城市发展报告（2025）》 超两成高企实现国产化替代，新材料行业表现突出 样本企业"十五五"时期最看好的产业。图片来源：《广州创新型城市发展报告（2025）》 报告建议，广州要构建具有区域特色的技术预见体系，系统推进产业技术预见。具体来看，要统筹全市 资源，打通数据壁垒，建立产业技术预见常态化工作机制和分级预警机制，鼓励龙头企业牵头绘制产业 技术图谱，构建产业技术预警平台。紧密跟踪智能网联与新能源汽车、生物医药与健康、人工智能、半 导体与集成电路等战略性新兴产业的发展路径，持续关注量子科技、细胞与基因等前沿技术的发展动 向，准确把握新一轮科技革命和产业变革的发展规律。在此基础上，系统识别若干年内可能突破的细分 技术节点，动态更新技术预警清单，并适时面向企业发布，帮助企业了解技术发展方向，提升对产业技 术的精准识别能力。 此外，鼓励科技智库和咨询机构为企业提供更具个 ...

Core Insights - The fifth "Wutong Tree" International Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition concluded at Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech), attracting over 180 participants from various sectors including venture capital, finance, and entrepreneurship services [1][3] - The competition received 176 project entries from around the world, focusing on high-quality technology transformation and innovation in fields such as new-generation electronic information, high-end equipment manufacturing, new materials, and biomedicine [3][10] - A total of 12 teams advanced to the finals, with the first prize awarded to Bridge Interface Technology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. for their development of a general-purpose robot "brain," and nearly one million yuan in total prizes distributed [3][9] Competition Overview - The competition is part of SUSTech's national-level innovation and entrepreneurship demonstration base, emphasizing the integration of technology innovation and industrial innovation [3][6] - Since its inception in 2021, the competition has received a total of 876 project applications, with 75% of the 67 awarded companies from previous years successfully securing financing, amounting to over 3.6 billion yuan [6][7] - The event featured a professional evaluation panel consisting of experts from state-owned venture capital, industry capital, and successful angel investors, assessing projects based on key factors such as team dynamics, technology, market potential, and business models [6][7] Future Prospects - The competition aims to support the development of strategic emerging industries in Shenzhen, attracting high-quality entrepreneurial talent and venture capital resources [10][11] - Post-competition, SUSTech will continue to provide resources for project implementation in Shenzhen, including investment support and talent acquisition, leveraging the "Nankai Wutong" angel investment fund to follow up on awarded and participating projects [11]

Group 1 - The fifth China Quality Award was held in Nanjing, with Guangdong winning a total of 8 awards, an increase of 3 from the previous edition, accounting for 8.5% of the national total [1] - TCL Technology Group Co., Ltd. won the China Quality Award, while seven other companies received nomination awards, showcasing a diverse range of sectors including private enterprises, state-owned enterprises, and engineering organizations [1] - The award-winning organizations represent key industries in Guangdong, such as automotive, ultra-high-definition display, biomedicine, and emerging sectors like semiconductors and high-end equipment manufacturing, highlighting their role in supporting quality and economic development [1] Group 2 - TCL's quality management model has been implemented across over 2,000 enterprises within its ecosystem, indicating a strong commitment to quality improvement [2] - Guangdong's recognition as the top province for the number of China Quality Awards reflects its efforts to build a modern industrial system supported by advanced manufacturing [2] - The province has established nine trillion-yuan industrial clusters and has maintained the highest regional innovation capability in the country for eight consecutive years, emphasizing its focus on enhancing quality and value in its industrial framework [2]

Core Concept - The emergence of "zero rent" policies in major Chinese cities, driven by local governments and state-owned enterprises, aims to attract innovative startups and enhance urban economic development [2][4][5] Group 1: Zero Rent Policies - Shenzhen initiated a "zero rent" policy allowing qualifying small and micro tech enterprises to occupy 100,000 square meters of state-owned industrial park space with up to two years of rent-free occupancy [4] - Hangzhou's Qiantang Smart City announced a three-year rent exemption for its 20,000 square meter robot industrial park, with individual companies eligible for up to 1,000 square meters [4] - Guangzhou and Shanghai followed suit, with Guangzhou offering 150,000 square meters of zero rent space and Shanghai providing free office and living spaces for young entrepreneurs [5][6] Group 2: Competitive Landscape - The competition among core cities for high-quality industries and innovative projects is intensifying, with cities adopting aggressive incentives to attract startups [7][8] - Cities are focusing on strategic emerging industries such as intelligent connected vehicles, biomedicine, and artificial intelligence to draw in innovative enterprises [8][9] Group 3: Implications of Zero Rent - The "zero rent" initiative is viewed as a form of risk investment by local governments, potentially leading to future tax agreements or equity stakes in startups [9][10] - Guangzhou is exploring new models like "rent + equity" to support the growth of innovative projects, indicating a shift from traditional rental management to a more integrated service approach [10]

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the emergence of a "zero rent" trend in major Chinese cities, where local governments and state-owned enterprises are offering rent-free office spaces to attract small and innovative enterprises, reflecting a shift in urban space management and operational logic [3][4][9]. Group 1: Zero Rent Initiatives - Shenzhen initiated a "zero rent" policy, allowing qualifying small and innovative enterprises to occupy 100,000 square meters of state-owned industrial park space rent-free for up to two years [5][6]. - Hangzhou and Suzhou followed suit, with Hangzhou's robot industrial park offering three years of rent-free space and Suzhou's plan providing two years of zero rent for various entrepreneurial teams [6][7]. - Guangzhou and Shanghai also launched similar initiatives, with Guangzhou offering 150,000 square meters of zero rent space and Shanghai providing free office and living spaces for young entrepreneurs [7][8]. Group 2: Competitive Landscape - The "zero rent" trend is driven by increasing vacancy rates and fierce competition among core cities to attract high-quality industries and innovative projects [9][10]. - Cities are targeting specific industries such as intelligent networking, biomedicine, and artificial intelligence, indicating a competitive environment where cities vie for innovative enterprises [10][11]. Group 3: Underlying Strategies - The zero rent offers are seen as a form of risk investment by local governments, with potential future agreements regarding tax requirements or equity stakes in the businesses [11][12]. - Guangzhou is exploring new models like "rent + equity" to support early-stage projects, aiming to build a new urban industrial ecosystem [12].

Core Points - Guangzhou has launched an upgraded support policy for specialized, refined, distinctive, and innovative (referred to as "specialized and new") small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), with over 1 billion yuan allocated for various enterprise support measures over the next three years [2][3] - The city has cultivated 354 national-level "little giant" enterprises and 6,399 specialized and new SMEs, generating over 800 billion yuan in annual revenue, positioning them as a driving force for new productivity [3][10] - The support measures include 25 initiatives across seven areas, such as enhancing financial support, promoting digital transformation, and optimizing comprehensive services [3][4] Financial Support - New recognized "little giant" enterprises will receive a maximum reward of 1 million yuan, while national-level manufacturing champions can receive up to 1.5 million yuan [3] - Additional financial incentives include up to 500,000 yuan for specialized and new enterprises undergoing technological transformation and 100,000 yuan for "little giant" enterprises expanding their capital [4][8] Land and Cost Reduction - Guangzhou is implementing policies to reduce land acquisition costs for specialized and new SMEs, including long-term leases and flexible land transfer terms [6][7] - The city offers an "interest-free installment" policy for industrial projects, allowing enterprises to pay only 50% of the land transfer fee upfront [7] Innovation and Growth - Specialized and new enterprises in Guangzhou have an average growth rate of 18.1% over the past three years, significantly higher than the industry average [10] - The R&D expenditure of "little giant" enterprises is 8.8%, surpassing the city's average, with an average of 40.93 patents per "little giant" enterprise [11] Industry Focus - Over 60% of "little giant" enterprises are in the industrial foundation sector, with 90% involved in key industries such as intelligent networking, new energy vehicles, biomedicine, artificial intelligence, and semiconductors [12]