Core Viewpoint - Shandong Province's Binzhou City is focusing on enhancing market vitality by adopting a service philosophy that prioritizes the comfort of enterprises and entrepreneurs, while innovatively optimizing the business environment to promote the development of characteristic industries [1] Group 1: Industry Development Strategy - The city has identified seven characteristic industries, including Bincheng grain, Zhanhua winter jujube, and high-end aluminum in Zouping, and has launched an implementation plan to optimize the business environment for these industries [2] - A collaborative approach is being adopted, with the establishment of seven specialized teams to promote the development of these industries, emphasizing inter-departmental cooperation and localized strategies [2][3] - Expert analysis is being utilized to guide the development of these industries, ensuring that planning is based on current market conditions and future prospects [2] Group 2: Resource Integration and Service Improvement - The city is addressing issues of information asymmetry and resource aggregation by creating industry chain maps and comprehensive resource pools, which include over 3,000 pieces of information to facilitate better resource allocation [3] - A service checklist for key industry matters has been established to streamline processes for businesses, making it easier for them to navigate administrative requirements [3][4] - Localized service initiatives, such as the establishment of administrative approval centers, are being implemented to enhance convenience for businesses [3] Group 3: Policy Effectiveness and Support Mechanisms - A comprehensive review and integration of various business support policies are being conducted to improve awareness and accessibility for enterprises, benefiting over 100,000 market entities [4] - A three-tier evaluation mechanism for business support policies is being established to ensure effective implementation and satisfaction among businesses [4] - The city is creating specialized service zones for characteristic industries to provide integrated services, thereby reducing operational costs for enterprises [5] Group 4: Digital Empowerment and Quality Control - The integration of digital technology is being emphasized, with the development of platforms to enhance data collection and service efficiency for industries [5] - Regular meetings and experience-sharing sessions are being organized to ensure the effective implementation of development tasks and continuous improvement of service quality [5]

Group 1: Low-altitude Economy - Binzhou participated in the "General Aviation and Low-altitude Economic Development Forum" during the sixth Multinational Corporation Leaders Qingdao Summit, inviting multinational companies for cooperation [2] - Binzhou has a low-altitude airspace of 6,607 square kilometers and over 330 days of favorable flying conditions, with three major aviation industrial parks hosting leading companies like COMAC and WanFeng Aircraft [3] - The forum provided a platform for Binzhou to discuss development with representatives from 43 countries and regions across six continents, promoting the concept of a "Sky City" [3] Group 2: Silver Economy - Binzhou is accelerating its layout in the silver economy sector, with the "123+N" home care model focusing on the core needs of the elderly, generating a silver economy output value of 2 billion yuan [4] - The "Learn, Practice, and Work" talent training model for medical and health care supports the industry by providing skilled personnel [4] - Binzhou's strong research capabilities position it as a leader in producing silver economy products nationwide [4] Group 3: Economic Cooperation with Germany - In 2024, the bilateral trade volume between Binzhou and Germany is expected to exceed 1.5 billion yuan, with a growth rate of 20.1% in the first quarter of this year [2] - Binzhou's investment in high-end aluminum, fine chemicals, and intelligent textiles aligns well with Germany's machinery manufacturing and automotive industries, creating a natural complementarity [2] - The "China-Germany Multinational Corporation Development Exchange Forum" featured discussions with representatives from major German companies, enhancing economic ties [2][3]

文｜周涛 6月19日下午，中德跨国公司发展交流论坛如约而至。值得关注的是，作为第六届跨国公司领导人青岛 峰会重要的平行论坛，中德跨国公司发展交流论坛由德国北威州国际商务署承办，滨州与"东道主"青岛 共同协办。 作为峰会的"常客"，滨州主动扛起中德合作大旗的背后，是这座工业强市正在谋划更广阔的蓝图。 滨州市市长李春田发言 早在2000年，滨州的纺织服装、半导体元器件等产品就进入了德国市场，后又拓展到化学品、机电产品 等诸多领域。时间回溯至2023年3月，滨州市贸促会与德国北威州国际商务署北京代表处签署合作协 议，重点推动双边企业投资与贸易。 滨州对德合作的底气，源自其扎实的产业基础。作为工业大市、民营经济大市，滨州产业雄厚，拥有全 国41个工业门类中的38个，培育了高端铝业、精细化工、智能纺织、食品加工、畜牧水产"五大千亿级 优势产业集群"，逐步形成了"5210N"先进制造业集群——这恰恰与德国强势的机械制造、化工、汽车 等产业相辅相成。更为关键的是，滨州有67项产品占据全球或全国市场份额第一，从风电铸件、牛仔布 到赤藓糖醇，覆盖德国企业所关注的方方面面。 这种产业禀赋与德国所倡导的"工业4.0"战略形成天然对 ...