Core Insights - The Chengdu Qingyang Economic Development Zone is actively promoting its capabilities in the aerospace industry by inviting talent and technology from Northwest Polytechnical University, showcasing its ambition to build a world-class aerospace industrial cluster [1][10] Group 1: Talent and Technology Exchange - The Qingyang Economic Development Zone organized a talent and technology exchange event at Northwest Polytechnical University, highlighting its "golden triangle" industrial space consisting of R&D headquarters, national innovation centers, and intelligent manufacturing areas [1][8] - A technology achievement matching session was held, where nearly 100 specific technical demands were presented by various companies, including advanced manufacturing and artificial intelligence [3][4] - Professors from Northwest Polytechnical University responded with five top-tier technological achievements, including advanced detection for aviation components and lightweight composite materials for aircraft [3][4] Group 2: Recruitment Efforts - A specialized recruitment fair attracted numerous students from Northwest Polytechnical University, with over 300 high-quality job positions offered by more than 20 key enterprises in the region, with salaries reaching up to 350,000 yuan [5][7] - The recruitment event not only aimed at talent acquisition but also served as a platform to showcase the region's brand and future industries, enhancing the area's appeal to potential employees [7][10] Group 3: Industrial Development Platforms - The Qingyang Economic Development Zone introduced three complementary industrial platforms: R&D headquarters, national innovation centers, and intelligent manufacturing areas, creating a comprehensive industrial support system [8][10] - The zone has established a grid-based service system to support enterprises, offering a one-stop service that includes 136 business-related services [8][10] - A tiered cultivation mechanism for enterprises is in place, aiming to nurture various levels of businesses, with plans to cultivate 231 large-scale enterprises and 143 high-tech enterprises by 2024 [10]