The Party Committee of the Bureau (Group) has conducted in-depth study and research into the spirit of General Secretary Xi Jinping’s important speech at the symposium on promoting the rise of the central region in the new era.


The Party Committee of the Bureau (Group) has conducted in-depth study and research into the spirit of General Secretary Xi Jinping’s important speech at the symposium on promoting the rise of the central region in the new era.


Recently, the Party Committee of the Bureau (Group) convened a Party Committee meeting, adopting the “first agenda item” format to thoroughly study the spirit of General Secretary Xi Jinping’s important speech at the symposium on promoting the rise of the central region in the new era, and to deliberate on measures for its implementation.

The meeting noted that General Secretary Xi Jinping’s important speech, from the strategic vantage point of advancing Chinese modernization, set forth clear requirements for developing new‑type productive forces, promoting coordinated regional development, deepening reform and opening up, and balancing high‑quality development with high‑level security. It has provided a guiding framework and roadmap for steering the high‑quality development of the central region and for propelling its rise from an even higher starting point. All must study and thoroughly grasp these directives, ground their work in the functions and positioning of their respective bureaus (groups), and demonstrate new responsibilities and deliver concrete results in the pursuit of high‑quality development.

The meeting emphasized that the Central Region is a vital national base for grain production, energy and raw materials, modern equipment manufacturing and high‑tech industries, as well as a comprehensive transportation hub, holding a pivotal position nationwide. The Party Committee of the Bureau (Group) must firmly shoulder its principal responsibility, strengthen vertical coordination and horizontal collaboration, and ensure that all levels throughout the organization accurately grasp the profound implications and essential spirit of General Secretary Xi Jinping’s important speeches. It is imperative to identify and solidify points of convergence, entry points, and breakthroughs, coordinate and advance the implementation of key tasks and major reform initiatives, and guarantee that the benefits of the state’s comprehensive policy package are effectively realized at Sinochem Mingda.

The meeting called for steadfastly promoting mutual reinforcement between high-quality development and high-level research, leveraging the Bureau (Group)’s industrial layout of “one foundation and three pillars,” accelerating the establishment of regional coordination mechanisms, and advancing personnel exchanges, project collaboration, shared qualifications, complementary industries, and synergistic scientific‑technological development. It emphasized the importance of deeply integrating technological innovation with industrial innovation, proactively fostering new drivers of productivity, strengthening communication and collaboration with major universities and research institutes, leading the application for provincial and ministerial‑level key laboratories, and ensuring that research outcomes are thoroughly digested, absorbed, further innovated, and put into practical use, thereby forming tightly integrated upstream–downstream industrial chains. The meeting also urged coordinated efforts to achieve both high‑quality economic development and high‑level ecological and environmental protection, planning development from the perspective of harmonious coexistence between humanity and nature, and focusing on building a green, low‑carbon, circular economy. Efforts should be concentrated on “expanding green cover, enhancing green quality, and boosting green efficiency,” continuously cultivating new momentum and competitive advantages for the Bureau (Group), and steadily bolstering its growth potential and long-term resilience. Furthermore, grounded in national energy and resource security as well as food security, the meeting stressed the need to strengthen policy research, cultivate comprehensive talent in technology, operations, and management, intensify market expansion for ecological and environmental projects in the central region, formulate incentive policies and related systems for mining rights, and engage more deeply and effectively in the construction of a unified national market, striving to achieve significant breakthroughs in the next phase of the strategic action plan for mineral exploration.