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Tianjin, a bustling metropolis in northern China, is making waves as a key driver of the nation's modernization strategy. During a high-profile press briefing hosted by China's State Council Information Office, Mayor Zhang Gong outlined the city's ambitious plans to boost innovation, sustainability, and cultural growth while aligning with broader national goals.
'We're building Tianjin as a hub for smart industries and green development,' said Zhang, who serves as both Mayor and Deputy Secretary of the CPC’s Tianjin Municipal Committee. The city’s four-pillar strategy focuses on:
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Eco-friendly urban planning
Deepening regional economic integration
Preserving cultural heritage while fostering creative industries
Fun fact for entrepreneurs: Tianjin’s Free Trade Zone now hosts over 1,200 tech startups! Meanwhile, travelers might spot new solar-powered metro lines linking historical sites like the Porcelain House with next-gen business districts.
With cross-border cooperation projects and a 15% year-on-year rise in R&D investment, Tianjin is proving how cities can balance growth with sustainability—a blueprint other Asian hubs are watching closely.
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'We're building Tianjin as a hub for smart industries and green development,' said Zhang, who serves as both Mayor and Deputy Secretary of the CPC’s Tianjin Municipal Committee. The city’s four-pillar strategy focuses on:
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