China’s MIIT holds symposium with 11 provinces, sets 2027 industrial economy agenda
On September 14, China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, led by Vice Minister Xin Guobin, held a symposium in Beijing with officials from 11 provinces to review industrial economic performance and formulate work plans for the 2027 economic agenda. The meeting stressed stable growth, domestic demand, AI acceleration, supply-demand balance, and integrated enterprise development, aiming to secure a strong start to the 15th Five-Year Plan period.
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China's MIIT Vows to Remove Supply-Demand Bottlenecks, Boost AI Industry by 2027
On September 14, MIIT Vice Minister Xin Guobin chaired a symposium in Beijing with provincial representatives to review industrial economic performance. The meeting outlined policy priorities for the fourth quarter and the year 2027, emphasizing a problem-oriented approach to strengthen supply-demand balance and remove bottlenecks in the supply-demand cycle. It called for accelerating integrated development among large, medium, and small enterprises, expediting industrial quality upgrading, and promoting a smooth transition from old to new growth drivers. Specific directives included actively cultivating new industries and emerging tracks, accelerating the development and application of the artificial intelligence industry, enhancing capacity governance with differentiated local measures, and fostering a favorable industrial ecosystem. The symposium also stressed upholding safe development by integrating safety requirements into industrial development, technological innovation, and international cooperation, while ensuring stable operation of industrial and supply chains through deep participation in global division of labor systems. The goal is to ensure high-quality completion of all targets under the 15th Five-Year Plan.
Read sourceChina's MIIT Calls for AI Acceleration, Supply-Demand Balance in Industrial Economy Push
On September 14, China's Vice Minister of Industry and Information Technology, Xin Guobin, chaired a symposium with provincial representatives to review industrial economic performance. The meeting stressed a problem-oriented approach for the fourth quarter and 2027, focusing on key industries and regions. It called for enhancing supply-demand balance, removing bottlenecks in the supply-demand cycle, and accelerating integrated development among large, medium, and small enterprises. Officials emphasized upgrading industry quality, ensuring smooth transition between old and new growth drivers, and actively cultivating emerging industries and new tracks. A key directive was to speed up the development of the artificial intelligence sector and its enabling applications. The meeting also highlighted capacity governance with region-specific approaches, differentiated development, and precise policy levers. A firm bottom line on safe development was maintained, embedding safety requirements throughout industrial development, technological innovation, and international cooperation, while deeply integrating into global industrial division-of-labor and cooperation systems.
Read sourceChina's MIIT Holds Symposium on Industrial Economic Performance with Selected Provinces
On September 14, Xin Guobin, Vice Minister of China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), chaired a symposium in Beijing with representatives from selected provinces to assess current industrial economic conditions. The meeting analyzed regional industrial performance and formulated work plans for the 2027 economic agenda. It emphasized prioritizing stable industrial growth in the next phase, focusing on unlocking domestic demand potential, accelerating major projects under the 15th Five-Year Plan, strengthening international competitiveness of industrial products, improving enterprise services, and boosting societal and business confidence. The symposium aims to achieve annual targets and secure a strong start to the 15th Five-Year Plan period.
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China's MIIT Holds Symposium on Industrial Economy, Plans for 2027 Agenda
On September 14, Vice Minister of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) Xin Guobin chaired a symposium in Beijing with representatives from 11 Chinese provinces to discuss industrial economic performance. The meeting assessed current regional industrial conditions and formulated work plans for the 2027 economic agenda. It noted that the industrial economy has advanced steadily this year, moving toward innovation and higher quality. Going forward, the meeting emphasized aligning with the Central Committee's economic assessments, upholding the principle of seeking progress while maintaining stability, unlocking domestic demand, accelerating 15th Five-Year Plan major projects, strengthening international competitiveness of industrial products, improving enterprise services, and boosting confidence. The meeting stressed a problem-oriented approach for Q4 and 2027 work, enhancing policy coordination, balancing supply and demand, promoting integrated development among enterprises, upgrading industry quality, cultivating new industries, accelerating AI development, strengthening capacity governance with region-specific approaches, and ensuring industrial and supply chain stability. Officials from Hebei, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Fujian, Shandong, Henan, Hubei, Hunan, Guangdong, and Sichuan shared experiences.
Read sourceChina's MIIT Holds Symposium on Industrial Economy, Stresses Stable Growth and 15th Five-Year Plan
On September 14, China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), led by Vice Minister Xin Guobin, held a symposium in Beijing with representatives from 11 provinces to discuss industrial economic performance. The meeting reviewed current conditions and formulated work plans for the 2027 economic agenda. It noted that the industrial economy has advanced steadily toward innovation and higher quality. Going forward, the ministry emphasized aligning with central leadership's judgments, upholding stability while seeking progress, unlocking domestic demand, accelerating major projects under the 15th Five-Year Plan, strengthening international competitiveness of industrial products, improving enterprise services, and boosting social and business confidence. The meeting called for a problem-oriented approach, enhanced policy coordination, focus on key industries and regions, supply-demand balance, removal of circulation bottlenecks, and integrated development of large, medium, and small enterprises. It also stressed upgrading industrial quality, transitioning between old and new growth drivers, cultivating emerging industries, accelerating AI development, strengthening capacity governance with tailored policies, and safeguarding safe development and stable industrial and supply chains. Provincial officials from Hebei, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Fujian, Shandong, Henan, Hubei, Hunan, Guangdong, and Sichuan attended.