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As global trade faces mounting uncertainties and protectionist barriers, China's eastern province of Jiangsu is charting a confident new course in high-quality, innovation-driven development.
Industrial parks are vital carriers of China's industrial growth, and in the era of innovation they are expected to play an even greater role in advancing new industrialization and developing new quality productive forces. To accelerate their transformation and upgrading, the recently issued Guideline for the High-Quality Development of Industrial Parks provides a comprehensive roadmap.
Over the past year, the rapid evolution of AI technologies and applications has created both unprecedented opportunities and growing risks. To address both, the Chinese government has drafted the AI Safety Governance Framework 2.0 in collaboration with professional institutions, research organizations, and leading enterprises.
In a recent briefing, China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) outlined the achievements in new industrialization and consolidating the foundation of the real economy. With robust growth in key sectors like advanced manufacturing, new energy vehicles (NEVs), and emerging industries, China is increasingly positioning itself as a global leader in modern industrial development.
Shanghai, at the heart of China's economic engagement with the world, plays a pivotal role in attracting global capital, thus becoming an essential force in China's high-quality development.
Shanghai has introduced a comprehensive implementation plan to accelerate the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into the manufacturing industry, in line with national strategies for AI to advance new industrialization. This plan aims to rapidly advance the intelligentization of the city's manufacturing sector and generate a batch of innovative achievements.
A plan to accelerate the integration of AI with the energy sector, aiming to ensure high-quality development and enhance security levels across various energy industries is up and running.
China recently released a policy aimed at accelerating the green, low-carbon transformation of its economy, emphasizing the importance of building a unified and highly efficient national carbon market.
A new policy that outlines the vision for China's urbanization, shifting the focus from rapid expansion to stable and efficient growth, with an emphasis on improving existing urban structures and enhancing the quality of life, was issued recently by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the State Council.
The State Council of China released a policy document on deeply implementing the "AI+" Initiative, for embedding AI across all sectors of the economy and society on August 26. The policy envisions AI as a transformative force to revolutionize productivity, reshape social relations, and establish a new paradigm of human-machine collaboration, cross-boundary integration, and shared creation.
The Supreme People's Court (SPC) has released guidelines on implementing the law promoting the private economy, outlining judicial measures to ensure the smooth enforcement of China's first comprehensive legislation aimed at supporting private-sector growth.
China has unveiled a new policy to accelerate the innovation and commercialization of brain–computer interface (BCI) technologies.
A new comprehensive roadmap for China's machinery industry emphasizes upgrading production capabilities as well as the integration of digital technologies into the entire industrial chain, setting clear objectives and phased timelines till 2030.
China's Ministry of Science and Technology recently released an ethical guideline for human-related neurotechnology medical research, establishing dynamic and practical ethical requirements to standardize this discipline.
China's Ministry of Science and Technology released an ethical guideline for the research and development of driving automation technology on July 23, which proposes corresponding ethical norms for different types of driving automation systems.
China has released a document aimed at encouraging reinvestment by foreign-funded enterprises, according to a circular jointly released by seven government bodies, including the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC).
Changchun in northeast China, a traditional heavy industry city long known as China's "Motor City," is witnessing its traditional manufacturing sector ride the fast train of digital intelligence to achieve industrial chain upgrading.
By the end of May, the contracted amount for re-lending policies for sci-tech innovation and technological transformation loans reached 1.74 trillion RMB, with sci-tech loans growing 12 percent year on year — outpacing overall loan growth, according to a press conference held by the State Council Information Office on July 14.
An increase of 77 pilot measures for the China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone (FTZ), are on the cards after the State Council issued a notice to expand in July 2025. The initiative aims to advance high-standard institutional opening-up and alignment with international economic and trade rules. Of these, 34 measures will be extended to other FTZs, and 43 to the national level.
A new international standard led by China on test scenarios for autonomous driving systems has been officially released, according to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) of China.
The Innovation Culture Forum was a highlight of the 2025 Pujiang Innovation Forum for its timely discussion on the role of culture in technological advancement.
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