Recently, the 2025 Quanzhou State-Owned Assets and Enterprises Investment Promotion Event, themed "The Maritime Silk Road Guides Shanghai's Investments, Setting Sail for a New Blue Ocean," successfully concluded in Shanghai. Guided by the Quanzhou Investment Promotion Office and hosted by the Quanzhou State-Owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission and the Quanzhou Development Group, the event precisely connected with enterprise resources from the Yangtze River Delta, gathering momentum and empowering Quanzhou's high-quality development.

The recently successfully concluded Fourth Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China charted a grand blueprint for Chinese modernization with a broad vision, explicitly proposing the cultivation of emerging pillar industries and the forward-looking layout of future industries, setting the strategic goal of recreating a high-tech industrial sector in China over the next decade. As a major city for the private economy and a strong manufacturing city, Quanzhou always keeps in mind the "major national priorities," deeply cultivates the real economy industries, and promotes technological innovation and industrial upgrading through continuous opening-up and investment attraction. This Shanghai investment promotion activity is one of a series of such activities Quanzhou City is conducting in major first-tier cities across the country to implement the spirit of the Plenary Session. Adhering to the inheritance, promotion, and innovative development of the "Jinjiang Experience," Quanzhou's state-owned assets and enterprises actively play the role of the "main force" in investment attraction, continuously improving the quality and effectiveness of project introduction.

At the investment promotion event, Quanzhou municipal leaders and relevant responsible persons from the Quanzhou Development Group delivered thematic presentations on Quanzhou's economic and social development landscape, industrial upgrading pathways, and investment cooperation opportunities. They systematically interpreted the strategic layout of "industry-city integration" and promoted the Quanzhou Development Group's "Maritime Silk Road" series of branded investment platforms, providing clear guidance for enterprises to establish operations in Quanzhou and facilitating win-win collaboration between Quanzhou and Shanghai.

The promotion event achieved significant results, attracting over a hundred guests from central state-owned enterprises, Fortune Global 500 companies, leading listed companies in various sectors, top fund institutions, consulates in Shanghai, and foreign enterprises. At the event, Quanzhou's state-owned enterprises successfully signed 14 projects with various companies, involving a total investment of 17 billion yuan. These projects cover multiple key areas including new energy and new materials, artificial intelligence, new cultural-commerce-tourism formats, supply chain trade, the low-altitude economy, new air routes, and venture capital funds. Overall, the projects are characterized by high technological content, strong clustering effects, ample development potential, and powerful driving capabilities, positioning them to become a "strong engine" for driving regional industrial upgrading.

This Shanghai investment promotion activity represents a concrete practice by Quanzhou to actively plan for a successful start to the "15th Five-Year Plan" period and to align with the Yangtze River Delta integration strategy. It further accumulates momentum and empowers Quanzhou's high-quality development. Moving forward, Quanzhou's state-owned assets and enterprises will continue to deepen industrial and supply chain collaboration with the Yangtze River Delta region. By optimizing services and strengthening resource integration, they aim to attract more high-quality resources to Quanzhou, serve the real economy, and establish Quanzhou as a new highland for industrial upgrading that converges dynamic development vitality.