Economic Development Achievements - The province's GDP has reached 3.5 trillion yuan, with per capita GDP expected to exceed 13,000 USD, and residents' disposable income growing at an annual rate of approximately 6.6%, outpacing economic growth [1][2] - The province has seen a strong innovation system with R&D expenditure intensity ranking first in Western China, and the number of technology-based SMEs and high-tech enterprises growing by around 30% annually [1][2] Industrial and Economic Structure - The modern industrial system is taking shape, with five industrial clusters entering the "national team," and the province leading in global production of titanium processing, monocrystalline silicon wafers, and heavy-duty truck transmissions [1] - The digital economy now accounts for over 40% of the province's GDP, indicating a significant shift towards modern economic structures [1] Open Economy and Business Environment - The business environment has improved significantly, with over 1.5 million new business entities established, and the private economy's contribution to GDP rising to 50% [2] - The province's international trade with Belt and Road countries has seen an annual growth rate of 11.7% [2] Social Development and Quality of Life - Social security and employment expenditures account for over 20% of the general public budget, with over 2.1 million new jobs created [2] - Education investment has surpassed 500 billion yuan, achieving full coverage of standardized high schools at the county level [2] Environmental Improvements - The environmental quality in the Qinling Mountains has improved, with 99.4% of the area now rated as good, and the water quality of the Yellow River in the province has maintained a Class II rating for three consecutive years [3]

Economic Development Achievements - The province's GDP has reached 3.5 trillion yuan, with per capita GDP expected to exceed 13,000 USD, and residents' disposable income growing at an annual rate of approximately 6.6%, outpacing economic growth [1] - The province has seen a strong innovation system with R&D expenditure intensity ranking first in Western China, and the number of technology-based SMEs and high-tech enterprises growing by around 30% annually [1] Industrial and Economic Structure - The modern industrial system is taking shape, with five industrial clusters entering the "national team," and the province leading in global production of titanium processing, monocrystalline silicon wafers, and heavy-duty truck transmissions [1] - The digital economy now accounts for over 40% of the province's GDP, with the service sector holding a significant share [1] Open Economy and Business Environment - The business environment has improved significantly, with over 1.5 million new business entities established, and the private economy's contribution to GDP rising to 50% [2] - The province's import and export volume with Belt and Road countries has grown at an annual rate of 11.7% [2] Infrastructure and Regional Development - The high-speed rail network is expanding, and the construction of urban clusters is accelerating, with the number of counties with GDP exceeding 20 billion yuan expected to double [2] - The province has increased its national agricultural industry clusters to 11, with rural residents' disposable income growing at an annual rate of 8.1% [2] Social Welfare and Quality of Life - Social security and employment expenditures account for over 20% of the general public budget, with over 2.1 million new jobs created [2] - Education investment has surpassed 500 billion yuan, achieving full coverage of standardized high schools, and healthcare facilities have been upgraded to meet national standards [2] Environmental Improvements - The environmental quality in the Qinling Mountains has improved, with 99.4% of the area rated as good, and the water quality of the Yellow River in the province has maintained a Class II rating for three consecutive years [3] - Air quality has continuously improved, with the province receiving an excellent rating in national pollution prevention assessments for two consecutive years [3]