On the afternoon of December 4th, Wu Jincheng, Chairman of Shanghai Municipal Commission of Economy and Informatization, and Zhang Jianming, Vice Chairman, visited Songjiang District for research on the work of steady growth. Relevant leaders were also present, including Cheng Xiangmin, Secretary of CPC Songjiang District Committee, Chen Yujian, District Governor, and Chen Xiaojun, Deputy District Governor.
Mr. Wu listened to the introduction of the current work of Songjiang District on industrial economic operation and stable growth, and affirmed the achievements of Songjiang in promoting the high-quality development of the manufacturing industry, building a stable business environment and promoting major projects.He pointed out that CPC Songjiang District Committee and government attach great importance to the development of the manufacturing industry. Around G60 science and technology innovation corridor, there are many policies and measures to promote the high-end and intelligent manufacturing industry.He hoped that Songjiang District, as one of the main battlefields of the city's industrial economic development, would continue to promote investment attraction and large projects, promote the high-quality development of the industry, and take multiple measures to stabilize the economic operation and ensure the completion of the target tasks of the whole year.The Commission will continue to vigorously support Songjiang District to accelerate the transformation of new and old driving forces, strengthen the guidance of high-end industries, form new advantages for development, and create a new highland for advanced manufacturing.
In addition, on the afternoon of April 4th, Mr. Zhang also went to Shanghai Petrochemical and JinshanDistrict to carry out research on stable growth and related enterprise services.
Comrades from relevant divisions were present, including General Office,
Division of Economic Operation, Division of Intelligent Manufacturing Promotion, Division of Electronic Information Industry,Division of New Materials, and Division of Metropolitan Industry.
