Core Viewpoint - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the Ministry of Finance, and the Financial Regulatory Bureau have announced the implementation of the 2025 insurance compensation policy for the first set of major technical equipment, which aims to support various sectors outlined in the 2024 version of the promotion application guidance directory [1][3]. Group 1: Support Scope - The 2025 insurance compensation policy covers all areas listed in the "Guidance Directory for the Promotion and Application of the First Set of Major Technical Equipment (2024 Edition)" [3]. - Whole equipment is generally supported based on the number of sets, while core systems, key components, and critical supporting parts are supported based on batch numbers [3][4]. - High-value core systems and key components, such as aircraft engines and ship engines, can be supported based on the number of sets, while lower-value equipment like precision instruments can be supported based on batch numbers [1][3]. Group 2: Application Process - Enterprises manufacturing major technical equipment listed in the directory must submit application materials to their local industry and information technology authorities [4]. - Local authorities and central enterprise groups will review the applications, focusing on the completeness and validity of materials, as well as the technical parameters and value rationality of the products [4][6]. - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology will commission third-party organizations to conduct a review of the qualifications for insurance compensation, determining the subsidy amount based on a certain percentage of the equipment value [4][6]. Group 3: Funding Application - After passing the qualification review, equipment manufacturers must submit application materials to local authorities after completing manufacturing, delivery, insurance, and full premium payment [5]. - Local authorities will conduct a review of the application materials, ensuring their authenticity and consistency, and will report their findings to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and the Financial Regulatory Bureau [6]. Group 4: Other Requirements - Equipment manufacturers must comply with national laws and regulations, ensuring the authenticity and completeness of their materials [7]. - Local authorities and central enterprise groups are required to strictly review and manage the applications to maintain the integrity of the policy [7]. - The qualification review results will be a key basis for enjoying the insurance compensation policy and will be prioritized in other related policies [8].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of enhancing the quality infrastructure and promoting the development of the instrument and meter industry in Suzhou, aiming to establish a modern industrial system and improve testing capabilities [3][10]. Group 1: Quality Support - The action plan aims to strengthen the quality support system by building a gradient cultivation system for quality enterprises, increasing the number of chief quality officers to over 60,000, and helping 500 small and micro enterprises improve their quality management systems [11]. - The plan includes initiatives to enhance the supply of quality products and services, encouraging enterprises to improve research and production quality, and supporting the transition of foreign trade products to domestic sales [11][12]. Group 2: Brand Leadership - The plan focuses on building a strong brand matrix for Suzhou, promoting the "Suzhou Manufacturing" brand certification, and launching over 20 certified products [12]. - It aims to enhance brand protection and promotion through various activities, including the establishment of a public brand evaluation mechanism and the protection of local specialty agricultural products [12]. Group 3: Technological Empowerment - The action plan includes the implementation of a measurement foundation project, aiming to promote the integration of industrial measurement innovation and establish national and provincial measurement testing centers [13]. - It emphasizes the need for quality innovation in key industries, including artificial intelligence and advanced materials, and aims to cultivate high-value patents in these fields [13]. Group 4: Safety Assurance - The plan outlines measures to enhance food safety governance, including the establishment of a comprehensive regulatory mechanism from farm to table and the implementation of long-term management for key food safety areas [14]. - It also focuses on improving the quality and safety of medical devices and industrial products through enhanced regulatory frameworks and monitoring systems [14]. Group 5: Consumer Environment - The action plan aims to create a trustworthy consumer environment by promoting a new consumption model and increasing the number of merchants offering unconditional return policies [16]. - It includes initiatives to enhance consumer rights protection and improve the efficiency of consumer complaint resolution mechanisms [16]. Group 6: Quality Co-Governance - The plan emphasizes the importance of quality culture and talent development, promoting quality awareness among youth and enhancing training for quality professionals [17]. - It aims to integrate quality improvement efforts with urban renovation and industrial upgrading, providing policy support for quality brand cultivation and infrastructure development [17].