Experts believe that during the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" period, the six major urban agglomerations must resolve the limitations of the administrative system as soon as possible, step up the improvement of the public service system, eliminate industrial pollution, alleviate the contradiction between land supply and demand, and promote the development of the province through its own development, and then form the central part. Joint force
In 2010, the rise of Central China was at the time.
Since the “Promoting the Rise of the Central Region†was officially approved in September last year and subsequently issued to the six central provinces, the “rise†enthusiasm in the central region has never subsided.
On August 25 this year, the National Development and Reform Commission announced the “Implementation Opinions on Promoting the Rise of the Central Region†and the “Guiding Opinions on Promoting the Development of Urban Agglomerations in the Central Regionâ€. On September 6, the State Council issued the “Guiding Opinions on Undertaking the Industrial Transfer in the Central and Western Regions of the State Councilâ€. 》. The policy continued to give strength, and the “opening year†of the rise of Central China was in good shape.
Six major urban agglomerations
The city, as an important factor gathering area and economic radiation center, plays an important role in promoting the rational division of labor and function expansion of the industry; the urban agglomeration is an efficient collection of the above functions.
After years of development, the central region has formed a pattern of “six provinces and six groupsâ€, namely Hubei Wuhan City Circle, Henan Zhongyuan City Group, Hunan Changzhutan City Group, Anhui Hanjiang City Belt, Jiangxi Huanyang Lake City Group and Shanxi Taiyuan city circle.
However, such as the central city radiation belt is not strong, the integration of resource elements is limited, the industrial agglomeration is not high, the innovation ability is weak, and the degree of division of labor between cities is low, which is a problem that plagues the development of the central urban agglomerations. The decision makers are worried.
According to the central government's requirements for the development of urban agglomerations in the central region, the six major urban agglomerations will set off a banner for the rapid development of the entire central region. Since the release of the Guiding Opinions on Promoting the Development of Urban Agglomerations in the Central Region, the Six Central Provinces Accelerated At the pace of the 11th Five-Year Plan, we will finalize the future development direction of our respective urban agglomerations.
Fan Hengshan, director of the Regional Economic Department of the National Development and Reform Commission, believes that the six central urban agglomerations in the central region are the most densely populated, with the most complete infrastructure and development in the central region. In areas with the most superior conditions and the greatest growth potential, the future will gradually play a role in radiation through industrial cooperation with the eastern coastal areas and the pioneering rights granted by the state.
Six provinces develop and practice "internal strength"
In 2010, in the process of planning the “Rise of Central China†in the six central provinces, the economic growth of the whole region has exceeded the eastern coastal areas and is in the leading position in the country.
In the first three quarters, the total GDP of the six central provinces totaled 60,231.79 billion yuan, accounting for 22.4% of the national total. Relying on 10.7% of the country's land, the central part of the country's 28.1% population, relying on the opportunity of the rise of the central region, has gradually assumed the heavy responsibility of supporting the Chinese economy's "waist".
The six provinces in the central region are also deepening their "internal strength."
The Poyang Lake Ecological Economic Zone approved by Jiangxi last year and the Industrial Transfer Demonstration Zone of Anhui Lijiang River, after a year of full-speed development, have brought the two provinces on a full-speed development track.
The high-tech industry in the Poyang Lake Ecological Economic Zone, which is positioned as “ecological economyâ€, maintained a strong growth momentum. In the first three quarters, the output value of new products in the region accounted for more than 90% of the province. In the first half of the year, the economic output of the economic zone has reached the full The province is close to 60%, and the added value is more than 60%.
In Anhui, from January to November, nearly 80% of the province's foreign investment of more than 3 billion US dollars has flowed to the Minjiang City Belt, which takes the industrial transfer as the development focus.
In December this year, as the officially approved ninth national comprehensive reform pilot zone, Shanxi will launch a province-wide, all-round resource-based economic transformation in the future.
In addition, the development of Henan Zhongyuan urban agglomeration, Hunan Changzhutan urban agglomeration and Hubei Wuhan urban agglomeration is also rapid. On the basis of creating half of the province's GDP, it will continue to maintain a high-speed upward trend in the future.
Ma Zhihui, director of the Economic Research Institute of Jiangxi Academy of Social Sciences, told this reporter that accelerating the construction of the "three bases and one hub" in the central region is the common mission of the six central provinces. The development of the provinces and the rise of the central region are the overall and partial relationship. . “The rapid development of the provinces can promote the overall development of the central region, and the overall development of the central region will bring development opportunities and impetus to the provinces.â€
Ma Zhihui emphasized that the comprehensive development of the urban agglomeration will be the best proof of the rise of the central region from the goal to the reality.
The central six provinces in the next five years will focus on urban agglomeration
During the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" period, the six central provinces will usher in the important task of "five-year development."
According to the Economic Forecasting Department of Anhui Economic Information Center, the conclusions of the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan†of the six central provinces are concluded. During the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan†period, the central competition will be the competition of the urban agglomerations of the provinces.
Opening up the blueprint for the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan†of each province, it is not difficult to find that all provinces have placed the development of urban agglomerations in a prominent position: Anhui clearly enlarges and strengthens the central city, and promotes the rise of the urban belt of the Lancang River; Jiangxi still has a layout of the Poyang Lake industry. And the urban agglomeration will develop together; Shanxi will accelerate the development of the Taiyuan metropolitan area according to the layout of “one core, one circle and three groupsâ€; Henan will accelerate the development of the Central Plains urban agglomeration; Hubei will fully implement the “two circles and one belt†overall strategy; Hunan will accelerate the construction of long-term plants. The core is the core, the Changzhou-Zhuzhou-Xiangtan urban agglomeration as the key point, the city-state central city as the backbone, the county town and the central town as the node, the large and medium-sized cities and small towns coordinated development of the new urban system.
Wang Kexia, director of the Economic Research Institute of the Anhui Academy of Social Sciences, said in an interview with this reporter that during the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" period, the six major urban agglomerations would like to drive the development of the province through their own development, and then form a central synergy, which must break through the administration as soon as possible. Institutional restrictions, intensify the improvement of the public service system, eliminate industrial pollution, and alleviate the contradiction between land supply and demand.
Wang Kexia believes that the six major urban agglomerations need to explore ways to solve these problems through orderly planning, high starting point development and rational expansion of the industry; it is also necessary to work hard on institutional reform, policy guidance, and supervision of policy implementation.
In 2010, the rise of Central China was at the time.
Since the “Promoting the Rise of the Central Region†was officially approved in September last year and subsequently issued to the six central provinces, the “rise†enthusiasm in the central region has never subsided.
On August 25 this year, the National Development and Reform Commission announced the “Implementation Opinions on Promoting the Rise of the Central Region†and the “Guiding Opinions on Promoting the Development of Urban Agglomerations in the Central Regionâ€. On September 6, the State Council issued the “Guiding Opinions on Undertaking the Industrial Transfer in the Central and Western Regions of the State Councilâ€. 》. The policy continued to give strength, and the “opening year†of the rise of Central China was in good shape.
Six major urban agglomerations
The city, as an important factor gathering area and economic radiation center, plays an important role in promoting the rational division of labor and function expansion of the industry; the urban agglomeration is an efficient collection of the above functions.
After years of development, the central region has formed a pattern of “six provinces and six groupsâ€, namely Hubei Wuhan City Circle, Henan Zhongyuan City Group, Hunan Changzhutan City Group, Anhui Hanjiang City Belt, Jiangxi Huanyang Lake City Group and Shanxi Taiyuan city circle.
However, such as the central city radiation belt is not strong, the integration of resource elements is limited, the industrial agglomeration is not high, the innovation ability is weak, and the degree of division of labor between cities is low, which is a problem that plagues the development of the central urban agglomerations. The decision makers are worried.
According to the central government's requirements for the development of urban agglomerations in the central region, the six major urban agglomerations will set off a banner for the rapid development of the entire central region. Since the release of the Guiding Opinions on Promoting the Development of Urban Agglomerations in the Central Region, the Six Central Provinces Accelerated At the pace of the 11th Five-Year Plan, we will finalize the future development direction of our respective urban agglomerations.
Fan Hengshan, director of the Regional Economic Department of the National Development and Reform Commission, believes that the six central urban agglomerations in the central region are the most densely populated, with the most complete infrastructure and development in the central region. In areas with the most superior conditions and the greatest growth potential, the future will gradually play a role in radiation through industrial cooperation with the eastern coastal areas and the pioneering rights granted by the state.
Six provinces develop and practice "internal strength"
In 2010, in the process of planning the “Rise of Central China†in the six central provinces, the economic growth of the whole region has exceeded the eastern coastal areas and is in the leading position in the country.
In the first three quarters, the total GDP of the six central provinces totaled 60,231.79 billion yuan, accounting for 22.4% of the national total. Relying on 10.7% of the country's land, the central part of the country's 28.1% population, relying on the opportunity of the rise of the central region, has gradually assumed the heavy responsibility of supporting the Chinese economy's "waist".
The six provinces in the central region are also deepening their "internal strength."
The Poyang Lake Ecological Economic Zone approved by Jiangxi last year and the Industrial Transfer Demonstration Zone of Anhui Lijiang River, after a year of full-speed development, have brought the two provinces on a full-speed development track.
The high-tech industry in the Poyang Lake Ecological Economic Zone, which is positioned as “ecological economyâ€, maintained a strong growth momentum. In the first three quarters, the output value of new products in the region accounted for more than 90% of the province. In the first half of the year, the economic output of the economic zone has reached the full The province is close to 60%, and the added value is more than 60%.
In Anhui, from January to November, nearly 80% of the province's foreign investment of more than 3 billion US dollars has flowed to the Minjiang City Belt, which takes the industrial transfer as the development focus.
In December this year, as the officially approved ninth national comprehensive reform pilot zone, Shanxi will launch a province-wide, all-round resource-based economic transformation in the future.
In addition, the development of Henan Zhongyuan urban agglomeration, Hunan Changzhutan urban agglomeration and Hubei Wuhan urban agglomeration is also rapid. On the basis of creating half of the province's GDP, it will continue to maintain a high-speed upward trend in the future.
Ma Zhihui, director of the Economic Research Institute of Jiangxi Academy of Social Sciences, told this reporter that accelerating the construction of the "three bases and one hub" in the central region is the common mission of the six central provinces. The development of the provinces and the rise of the central region are the overall and partial relationship. . “The rapid development of the provinces can promote the overall development of the central region, and the overall development of the central region will bring development opportunities and impetus to the provinces.â€
Ma Zhihui emphasized that the comprehensive development of the urban agglomeration will be the best proof of the rise of the central region from the goal to the reality.
The central six provinces in the next five years will focus on urban agglomeration
During the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" period, the six central provinces will usher in the important task of "five-year development."
According to the Economic Forecasting Department of Anhui Economic Information Center, the conclusions of the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan†of the six central provinces are concluded. During the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan†period, the central competition will be the competition of the urban agglomerations of the provinces.
Opening up the blueprint for the “Twelfth Five-Year Plan†of each province, it is not difficult to find that all provinces have placed the development of urban agglomerations in a prominent position: Anhui clearly enlarges and strengthens the central city, and promotes the rise of the urban belt of the Lancang River; Jiangxi still has a layout of the Poyang Lake industry. And the urban agglomeration will develop together; Shanxi will accelerate the development of the Taiyuan metropolitan area according to the layout of “one core, one circle and three groupsâ€; Henan will accelerate the development of the Central Plains urban agglomeration; Hubei will fully implement the “two circles and one belt†overall strategy; Hunan will accelerate the construction of long-term plants. The core is the core, the Changzhou-Zhuzhou-Xiangtan urban agglomeration as the key point, the city-state central city as the backbone, the county town and the central town as the node, the large and medium-sized cities and small towns coordinated development of the new urban system.
Wang Kexia, director of the Economic Research Institute of the Anhui Academy of Social Sciences, said in an interview with this reporter that during the "Twelfth Five-Year Plan" period, the six major urban agglomerations would like to drive the development of the province through their own development, and then form a central synergy, which must break through the administration as soon as possible. Institutional restrictions, intensify the improvement of the public service system, eliminate industrial pollution, and alleviate the contradiction between land supply and demand.
Wang Kexia believes that the six major urban agglomerations need to explore ways to solve these problems through orderly planning, high starting point development and rational expansion of the industry; it is also necessary to work hard on institutional reform, policy guidance, and supervision of policy implementation.
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