1月29日，上海召开市政府新闻发布会，介绍长三角生态绿色一体化发展示范区（简称"示范 区"）"十四五"时期的建设成果以及"十五五"开局之年的重点工作安排。证券时报记者从发布会上 获悉，"十四五"时期，示范区GDP年均名义增速7.3%，其中，2025年GDP达到5716亿元。 发布会还透露，示范区正共建全国首个跨省域高新区，该高新区主攻新一代信息技术首位产业， 做精智能装备产业、做优绿色新材料产业，培育布局未来产业新赛道。 高新技术企业数量增至3713家 示范区在共建全国首个跨省域高新区方面也迈出新步伐。上海市科委副主任屈炜在发布会上介 绍，长三角青吴嘉高新技术产业开发区近日由两省一市人民政府正式批复命名。青吴嘉高新区主 攻新一代信息技术首位产业，做精智能装备产业、做优绿色新材料产业，培育布局未来产业新赛 道。同时，创新推进"五统一"的高新区管理机制，即：制定统一的发展战略规划，出台统一的支 持政策，搭建统一的统计平台，建立统一的跨域管理机制，推进统一的制度创新集成，积极推进 青吴嘉高新区加快实现高质量发展。 目前，青吴嘉高新区主导产业营收占园区营收比重达50%，规上工业总产值1474亿元，营业收入 2640亿 ...

2026年1月9日，上海市、江苏省、浙江省人民政府联合发布沪府〔2026〕5号批复，同意将长三角生态绿色一体化发展示范区跨省域高新技术产业开发区 正式命名为"长三角青吴嘉高新技术产业开发区"。 这一限制看似制约，实则倒逼创新。园区必须在有限空间内提升单位土地的经济密度和创新浓度，这正符合高质量发展的内在要求。2023年数据显示，示 范区研发支出费用占地区生产总值比重已达4.17%，明显高于长三角区域整体水平。 地理布局上，这一跨省域高新区涵盖三个片区：上海青浦园区包含朱家角、金泽、练塘3个子园，江苏吴江园区包含汾湖子园，浙江嘉善园区包含西塘、 祥符荡、姚庄3个子园。三地虽然行政归属不同，但地理相邻、产业互补，为跨省域合作提供了天然条件。 这一全国首个跨省域高新技术产业开发区的正式定名，意味着这片占地19.54平方公里，跨越上海青浦、江苏吴江、浙江嘉善三地的园区，将以"长三角青 吴嘉高新技术产业开发区"的名义，朝着国家级高新区的目标迈进。 这个看似简单的命名程序，实则标志着长三角一体化发展进入深水区。 长三角产业一体化的破壁先锋 这个跨省域高新区的设立有着深刻背景。早在2023年7月底，长三角生态绿色一体化发展 ...

全国首个跨省域高新区命名获批。 近日，上海市政府官网发布《上海市人民政府 江苏省人民政府 浙江省人民政府关于同意长三角生态绿 色一体化发展示范区跨省域高新技术产业开发区命名为长三角青吴嘉高新技术产业开发区的批复》。 江苏省人民政府 浙江省人民政府 2026年1月9日 智通财经记者 朴姜 长三角生态绿色一体化发展示范区执行委员会、上海市青浦区人民政府、江苏省苏州市吴江区人民政 府、浙江省嘉善县人民政府： 示范区执委会〔2025〕9号文收悉。经研究，同意长三角生态绿色一体化发展示范区跨省域高新技术产 业开发区命名为长三角青吴嘉高新技术产业开发区。 特此批复。 上海市人民政府 据新华社此前报道，2023年7月底，长三角生态绿色一体化发展示范区迎来全国首个跨省域高新技术产 业开发区的成立。高新区包含上海青浦、江苏吴江、浙江嘉善3个片区，占地19.54平方公里，将依托长 三角区域丰富的科技创新资源和高新技术产业发展基础，重点发展数字产业、智能制造、绿色新材料三 大战略性新兴产业和总部经济、绿色科创服务两大特色产业，形成"3+2"主导产业发展格局。 附：《上海市人民政府 江苏省人民政府 浙江省人民政府关于同意长三角生态绿 ...

据上海市政府网站1月23日消息，近日，上海市人民政府、江苏省人民政府、浙江省人民政府发布《关于同意长三角生态绿色一体化发展示范区跨省域高 新技术产业开发区命名为长三角青吴嘉高新技术产业开发区的批复》 批复显示，经研究，同意长三角生态绿色一体化发展示范区跨省域高新技术产业开发区命名为长三角青吴嘉高新技术产业开发区。 图片来源：上海市政府网站 据新华社报道，2023年7月底，长三角生态绿色一体化发展示范区迎来全国首个跨省域高新技术产业开发区的成立。 长三角生态绿色一体化发展示范区跨省域高新技术产业开发区（简称：示范区高新区）占地面积19.54平方公里，涵盖上海青浦、江苏吴江、浙江嘉善三 个园区，重点发展数字产业、智能制造、绿色新材料三大战略性新兴产业和总部经济、绿色科创服务两大特色产业。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The establishment of the Yangtze River Delta Qingwuji High-tech Industrial Development Zone marks a significant step in cross-regional collaboration for high-tech industry development in China, focusing on ecological and green integration [1][3]. Group 1: Development Zone Overview - The Yangtze River Delta Qingwuji High-tech Industrial Development Zone is the first cross-provincial high-tech industrial development zone in China, officially launched in July 2023 [3]. - The development zone covers an area of approximately 19.54 square kilometers, integrating the regions of Qingpu (Shanghai), Wujiang (Jiangsu), and Jiashan (Zhejiang) [3]. Group 2: Strategic Focus - The zone aims to develop three strategic emerging industries: digital industry, intelligent manufacturing, and green new materials, along with two characteristic industries: headquarters economy and green innovation services, forming a "3+2" industrial development pattern [3]. - The management model includes cross-regional and cross-departmental coordination through joint meetings and a collaborative operational office, aligning with national high-tech zone construction requirements [3]. Group 3: Action Plans - Six major actions are outlined for the development zone: gathering strategic scientific and technological resources, promoting industrial technological innovation, enhancing corporate vitality, building a scientific innovation service chain, creating an eco-friendly living environment, and fostering open and integrated innovation [3]. - The goal is to establish a comprehensive innovation corridor that integrates technology supply, technology transfer, enterprise incubation, and emerging industry cultivation, positioning the zone as a new high ground for green technology innovation and ecological economic development in the Yangtze River Delta [3].

示范区高新区涵盖青浦、吴江、嘉善三个片区，规划面积约19.54平方公里，依托长三角区域丰富的科 技创新资源和高新技术产业发展基础，重点发展数字产业、智能制造、绿色新材料三大战略性新兴产业 和总部经济、绿色科创服务两大特色产业，形成"3+2"的主导产业发展格局。 1月23日，上海市政府网站消息，近日，上海市人民政府、江苏省人民政府、浙江省人民政府发布《关 于同意长三角生态绿色一体化发展示范区跨省域高新技术产业开发区命名为长三角青吴嘉高新技术产业 开发区的批复》： 经研究，同意长三角生态绿色一体化发展示范区跨省域高新技术产业开发区命名为长三角青吴嘉高新技 术产业开发区。 据报道，2023年7月，由浙江省嘉善县与上海市青浦区，江苏省苏州市吴江区共同建设长三角生态绿色 一体化发展示范区跨省域高新技术产业开发区正式揭牌成立，这是全国首个跨省域高新技术产业开发 区。 高新区采取"跨区域、跨部门联席会议+联合推进运作办公室+片区管理机构"的组织管理模式，主动对 标国家高新区建设要求，统筹实施共聚战略科技力量、共推产业技术创新、共抓企业活力激发、共建科 创服务链条、共筑生态绿色宜居之地、共推开放融合创新等六大行动，布局建设集 ...

Core Viewpoint - Long'an County has achieved significant economic growth and development during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period, focusing on high-quality development, poverty alleviation, rural revitalization, and ecological improvement, resulting in a notable increase in GDP and overall social progress [8]. Economic Development - Long'an County's GDP grew by 5.4% year-on-year in the first three quarters of 2025, with the secondary industry leading at an 8.4% growth rate [8]. - The number of industrial enterprises above designated size reached 103 by November 2025, nearly doubling since 2020, with total industrial output value surpassing 100 billion yuan for the first time in 2022 [9][10]. - The county has seen a significant increase in the number of leading enterprises, with one enterprise exceeding 1 billion yuan in output value and two others in the 500 million to 1 billion yuan range [9]. Industrial Growth - Long'an County's industrial output value in 2023 exceeded 100 billion yuan, becoming a core support for the county's economic growth [10]. - The county invested 3 billion yuan in infrastructure over five years, enhancing the capacity of industrial parks and facilitating the establishment of 216 enterprises, including 88 above designated size [10]. - Major projects such as the BYD testing ground and HeTai green materials production base have been established, contributing to future industrial upgrades [13]. Agricultural Development - Long'an County maintained a stable grain planting area of 510,000 acres, achieving continuous growth in grain production for five consecutive years [14]. - The county invested approximately 112 million yuan in high-standard farmland projects, covering 73,000 acres, which supports stable grain yields above 150,000 tons [14]. - The county has developed a diverse agricultural sector, with 27 leading agricultural enterprises and 288 farmer cooperatives, ensuring a stable supply of key agricultural products [15]. Social Welfare and Infrastructure - Over 80% of the county's general public budget has been allocated to social welfare each year, addressing urgent issues faced by the community [18]. - The healthcare system has been significantly improved, with a county-wide consultation rate exceeding 90% and the establishment of various medical facilities [16]. - Employment services have been enhanced, with the employment service station in the Zhen Dong resettlement area helping over 192,000 workers, generating additional income of over 25 million yuan for relocated residents [18]. Cultural and Tourism Development - Long'an County has seen a flourishing cultural and tourism sector, with various cultural activities and events enhancing community engagement and tourism appeal [17]. - The county's tourism revenue increased by 10.6% year-on-year in the first nine months of 2025, reflecting a growing interest in its cultural heritage and natural attractions [18].

Core Viewpoint - Chengdu is undergoing a significant transformation with a focus on enhancing county-level economies and urban integration, aiming for a comprehensive development strategy that includes strong leadership from urban new areas and breakthroughs in county-level cities [1] Economic Development - In the first three quarters of this year, seven out of eight county-level cities in Chengdu exceeded the city's average GDP growth rate, with three ranking in the top four [2] - The county-level cities are showing strong performance in fixed asset investment, with several cities ranking in the top five for growth [2] Urban Functionality and Quality - The quality of urban functionality is crucial for competitiveness and sustainability, with public services like education and healthcare identified as common weaknesses in county-level cities [3] - Chengdu is addressing these weaknesses by enhancing educational resources and healthcare services in county-level cities [4] Infrastructure Development - All eight county-level cities are now connected to the central urban area via highways, and seven have access to rail transit, creating a multi-channel transportation network [8] - Significant infrastructure projects, such as the completion of the Ningrong Line and the expansion of the Chengya Expressway, are underway to support economic activities [9] Industrial Development - The competition among county-level economies is shifting towards resilience in industrial chains and innovation, with several industrial clusters recognized at the provincial level [6] - Chengdu is actively promoting new industries, including aerospace and green materials, to diversify its economic base [7] Water and Energy Infrastructure - Water infrastructure projects, such as the Li Jia Yan Reservoir and Sanba Reservoir, are progressing, which will support both economic development and ecological sustainability [10] - New power transmission projects are being implemented to enhance energy capacity in key areas, supporting industrial growth [9]

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of regional coordination in China's development, highlighting significant strategies like the integration of the Yangtze River Delta and the Greater Bay Area [1] - The Yangtze River Delta's GDP is projected to rise from 27.6 trillion yuan in 2021 to over 33 trillion yuan by 2024, supported by nine cities with GDP exceeding 1 trillion yuan and a strong manufacturing base [3] - The establishment of the Fangting Water Institute symbolizes the integration efforts, allowing for seamless cross-regional interactions and improved administrative efficiency [10][11] Group 2 - The Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region has seen substantial progress, with over 12,000 collaborative projects and improved public service integration, enhancing the region's cohesiveness [18] - The automotive industry in the Tianjin Wuqing area exemplifies the benefits of regional collaboration, with production capacity expected to double by 2025 [24][28] - The Chengdu-Chongqing economic circle has experienced a significant economic boost, with its total economic output increasing from 6.3 trillion yuan to 8.7 trillion yuan over five years [39] Group 3 - The Greater Bay Area has improved its transportation infrastructure, with new cross-river channels enhancing connectivity and facilitating economic integration [41][44] - The completion of the Shenzhen-Zhongshan Bridge has significantly reduced travel time across the Pearl River Delta, demonstrating the impact of infrastructure on regional development [44] - The cultural and economic integration efforts in the Greater Bay Area have led to increased tourism and local economic growth, with traditional arts like the Yingge dance gaining international recognition [53][56]

Core Viewpoint - The Yangtze River Delta Ecological Green Integrated Development Demonstration Zone has made significant progress over the past six years through institutional innovation and project construction, resulting in 154 institutional innovation achievements and 57 experiences promoted nationwide [1] Group 1: Institutional Innovation and Policy Implementation - The demonstration zone has focused on institutional innovation and reform authorization, establishing a comprehensive land spatial planning system and implementing unified ecological environment standards, monitoring, and law enforcement [1] - A series of integrated institutional innovations in key areas have been effectively implemented, providing institutional support for high-quality development [1] - The zone has received 18 reform authorization items from the central government, with 14 already implemented, facilitating the construction of the demonstration area [1] Group 2: Project Construction and Functional Development - The demonstration zone has launched a three-year action plan for major construction projects, with a total investment of 645.6 billion yuan across 180 key projects, including 43 projects supported by central budget investment of 2.133 billion yuan [2] - The functional layout of the water town has been improved, with major technological innovation platforms established to enhance the transition from form-based to function-based development [2] - The zone hosts 1 national manufacturing innovation center, 15 national enterprise technology centers, 3,750 national high-tech enterprises, and 82 listed companies, with R&D expenditure intensity reaching 42%, surpassing the average level in the Yangtze River Delta [2] Group 3: Future Development Goals - By 2030, the water town construction framework is expected to be fully formed, with core demonstrations established and industrial patterns developed [3] - Plans are underway to create a world-class lake area around the Lake District, promoting ecological governance and the establishment of various key projects [3] - The construction of "railway demonstration zones" and "water demonstration zones" is being accelerated, with significant projects like the national key laboratory for water pollution control and resource recycling being implemented [3]