Nandu News Following Shenzhen and Guangzhou, Guangdong has recently "tailored" support policies for the three cities of Zhuhai, Shantou and Zhanjiang. At a press conference held by the Information Office of the Guangdong Provincial Government on April 14, Zhu Wei, deputy director of the Provincial Development and Reform Commission and executive deputy director of the Provincial Greater Bay Area Office, introduced that zhuhai, Shantou and Zhanjiang cities have great differences in geographical location, development foundation, development requirements, etc., and also bear different tasks and missions in the overall situation of regional development of the province, and the three cities are also facing different problems and shortcomings. The policy measures of the three documents highlight differentiated development, pay attention to classified policies, and accurately implement policies.
Zhuhai's focus is to unite with Macao to become the main development fulcrum of the Greater Bay Area, and the radiation will accelerate the rise of the west bank of the Pearl River Estuary, but at the same time it is facing problems such as insufficient motivation for reform and innovation, and small energy levels.
The focus of Shantou and Zhanjiang is to accelerate the construction of provincial sub-centers, and at the same time accelerate the formation of new growth poles in the east and west wings of the coastal economic belt, but at the same time they are facing problems such as low level of industrial development, weak urban service functions, and imperfect transportation infrastructure.
Therefore, Guangdong also has its own focus on the development requirements and policy support of the three cities. Accordingly, the three documents put forward differentiated strategic positioning, development goals, key tasks and policy measures, and made every effort to promote the accelerated development of the three cities through classified policies and precise policies.
Produced by Building One Studio
Written by: Nandu reporter Wu Xuan
Photo: Nandu reporter Liang Weipei
