Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the continuous improvement of social security, elderly services, and health support systems in Tibet, integrating positive aging concepts into economic and social development [1] - The seventh national population census indicates that the population aged 60 and above in Tibet is 311,000, accounting for 8.52% of the resident population, while those aged 65 and above are 207,000, making up 5.67% [1] Group 2 - The development of the silver economy in Tibet is deepening, with plans for a "Quality Life for the Elderly" themed consumption season in 2025, encouraging businesses to offer discounts and promotions [2] - The Tibet Autonomous Region's big data center has compiled 211 data resource directories and over 400 million data entries related to the silver economy, facilitating cross-departmental data sharing [2] Group 3 - By 2025, a personal pension system will be fully implemented, with 539,200 personal pension accounts opened and total contributions reaching 161 million yuan [3] - The basic pension for urban and rural residents has reached 295 yuan per person per month, benefiting 318,200 individuals, while adjustments to pensions for retirees from enterprises and public institutions will benefit over 120,000 people [3] - A total of 318 individuals have undergone elderly care vocational training, with 979 obtaining certification in elderly service skills [3]