Group 1: Ocean Economy and Deep-Sea Industry - The first domestically designed deep-sea drilling vessel "Dream" has been officially launched in Guangzhou, highlighting the city's commitment to developing a competitive deep-sea industry [2] - The Jiusan Society of Guangzhou suggests accelerating the establishment of a deep-sea future industry system to inject new momentum into Guangzhou's economic development, emphasizing the need for improved deep-sea infrastructure and core technology [3][4] - Recommendations include building a deep-sea equipment testing facility in Nansha New District and upgrading the Nansha Port to support deep-sea operations, aiming for an integrated "R&D - testing" model [3][4] Group 2: Silver Economy - The Guangzhou Municipal Committee of the Democratic Progressive Party emphasizes the need to cultivate a national-level silver economy industrial park, given the significant elderly population and their consumption potential [7][8] - By the end of 2024, the elderly population in Guangzhou is projected to reach 212.92 million, with an annual consumption potential exceeding 150 billion [7] - The proposal includes creating a "1+N" silver economy industrial park system to enhance the industrial layout and foster a cluster of silver economy industries [8][9] Group 3: Financial Support for Silver Economy - The Guangzhou Municipal Committee of the China Democratic National Construction Association highlights the importance of establishing a financial regulatory coordination mechanism to support the silver economy [9][10] - The silver economy is expected to grow from 7 trillion to 30 trillion by 2035, making it a crucial driver for domestic demand and economic stability [9] - Recommendations include enhancing the pension system, improving financial support, and increasing the participation of social capital in the silver economy [10]