On June 6, the Information Office of Liaoning Provincial People’s Government held the twenty-ninth press conference of the series titled “Making Breakthroughs for Revitalization, and Striving for Decisive Achievements”, presenting the important plans, major tasks, and specific measures conducted by the Jinzhou Municipal People’s Government.
In the first quarter, the city’s regional GDP grew by 5.7%, industrial added value of enterprises above designated size increased by 11%, fixed asset investment rose by 20.6%, general public budget revenue grew by 4.4%, total retail sales of consumer goods increased by 8.6%, and per capita disposable income of urban and rural residents grew by 6.2% and 6.6% respectively. Jinzhou is advancing 12 major projects across six areas, with over 2,300 key projects in reserve totaling 825 billion yuan in investment. The city aims to commence or resume over 1,000 key projects throughout the year, including more than 240 projects worth over 100 million yuan each.
Jinzhou is promoting the transformation of oil refining into chemicals, chemicals into materials, and materials toward high-end products. It aims to enhance the quality and scale of metals such as titanium, molybdenum, chromium, and zirconium, extending industrial chains toward high-purity materials. Jinzhou is accelerating the cultivation of strategic emerging industries, promoting the demonstration of green energy applications, and developing industries such as new energy, new materials, advanced manufacturing, and biomedicine, while planning future industries, including low-altitude economy and hydrogen energy.
Jinzhou actively participates in the Belt and Road Initiative and the China-Mongolia-Russia Economic Corridor, advancing the construction of four opening-up platforms, including the Comprehensive Bonded Zone, the innovation zone connected with the China (Liaoning) Pilot Free Trade Zone, the China-Mongolia-Russia logistics park, and the cross-border e-commerce comprehensive service center. Throughout the year, the city’s total foreign trade import and export volume grew by 6%, with domestic investment attraction increasing by over 12%.
