Core Points - Three practical cooperation platforms have been established in Tianjin, including the China-Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Green Industry Cooperation Platform, Digital Economy Cooperation Platform, and Vocational Technical Education Cooperation Center, marking a new chapter in international cooperation for the city [1][2] - The establishment of these platforms is part of the outcomes from the 2025 SCO Summit held in Tianjin, which resulted in eight major achievements, including the creation of six cooperation platforms [1][2] - The platforms aim to provide new opportunities for SCO member states and inject new momentum for regional sustainable development [1][2] Group 1: Green Industry Cooperation Platform - The Green Industry Cooperation Platform will promote policy exchange, project cooperation, and resource sharing among SCO countries, contributing to global green and low-carbon transformation [3] - It will be supported by the Tianjin Ziya Economic and Technological Development Zone, establishing a green industry development cooperation area [3] Group 2: Digital Economy Cooperation Platform - The Digital Economy Cooperation Platform will enhance supply-demand matching and deepen ecological cooperation among SCO countries, focusing on digital infrastructure and talent connectivity [3] - It aims to implement a series of landmark projects and "small but beautiful" livelihood projects to strengthen multi-dimensional cooperation among cities, enterprises, and think tanks [3] Group 3: Vocational Technical Education Cooperation Center - The Vocational Technical Education Cooperation Center will be based at Tianjin Vocational Technical Normal University, focusing on international cooperation in vocational education and training [4] - Key tasks include promoting industry-education integration, conducting international training, and enhancing the capabilities of vocational education teachers [4] Group 4: Strategic Importance of Tianjin - Tianjin's geographical position as a key node in the Belt and Road Initiative and its commitment to green and digital economic development highlight its strategic importance for international cooperation [2] - The establishment of these platforms reflects the central government's trust in Tianjin's capabilities and its recognition of the city's strengths in these areas [2]

Core Points - Three practical cooperation platforms have been established in Tianjin, including the China-Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Green Industry Cooperation Platform, Digital Economy Cooperation Platform, and Vocational Technical Education Cooperation Center, marking a new chapter in international cooperation for the city [1][3][6] - The establishment of these platforms is part of the outcomes from the 2025 SCO Summit held in Tianjin, which resulted in eight major achievements, including the creation of six practical cooperation platforms [1][3] - The platforms aim to provide new opportunities for SCO member states and inject new momentum into regional sustainable development [1][3] Group 1: Cooperation Platforms - The Green Industry Cooperation Platform will promote policy exchange, project cooperation, and resource sharing among SCO countries, contributing to ecological civilization and global green transformation [6] - The Digital Economy Cooperation Platform will enhance supply-demand matching, deepen ecological cooperation, and attract diverse participants from SCO countries to strengthen digital infrastructure and talent connectivity [6] - The Vocational Technical Education Cooperation Center will focus on international cooperation in vocational education, integrating industry and education, and enhancing the capabilities of vocational education teachers [7] Group 2: Strategic Importance of Tianjin - Tianjin is positioned as a key hub for China's opening-up strategy, serving as a significant point for the Belt and Road Initiative and the New Eurasian Land Bridge Economic Corridor [3] - The city has made significant progress in green low-carbon development and has been approved as a national digital economy innovation development pilot zone, with a platform economy scale reaching 600 billion yuan [3][6] - The establishment of these platforms in Tianjin reflects the central government's trust and recognition of the city's strengths in these areas [3][6]