Director Zheng Zhajie of the National Development and Reform Commission chaired a symposium to listen to opinions and suggestions on the coordinated development of state-owned and private enterprises during the 15th Five-Year Plan period.

On July 23, Director Zheng Zhajie of the National Development and Reform Commission chaired a symposium with enterprises to discuss the scientific formulation of the "14th Five-Year Plan" and listen to opinions and suggestions on the coordinated development of state-owned and private enterprises. During the symposium, the leaders of participating enterprises introduced the current development status, challenges faced in their industries, and their opinions and suggestions for development during the "14th Five-Year Plan" period. Director Zheng Zhajie had in-depth exchanges with the participants, emphasizing the need to have a broad perspective, think long-term, have confidence in development, be brave in exploration, and promote the complementary advantages and common development of state-owned and private enterprises. The participating enterprises mentioned that cooperation and development between state-owned and private enterprises in the industrial chain, supply chain, and equity investment are not only objective needs for business development but also specific manifestations of implementing national policy guidelines. State-owned and private enterprises each have their own advantages, and there is huge potential for coordinated development. They suggested that when formulating the "14th Five-Year Plan", the country should highlight the improvement of policy mechanisms for the coordinated development of state-owned and private enterprises, support and guide enterprises to expand cooperation space, and enhance overall development benefits. At the same time, the participating enterprises stated that they will establish and improve the Chinese modern enterprise system, strengthen enterprise management, carry out market competition orderly, complement each other's strengths and weaknesses, deepen cooperation, and better achieve common development. Director Zheng Zhajie pointed out that enterprises, as micro-subjects, have the most direct perception and the most sensitive reaction to the macroeconomy. In the first half of the year, China's economy has made steady progress, which is inseparable from the efforts and contributions of enterprises. Facing changes in the current internal and external situations, enterprises need to seize opportunities and development space for innovation and breakthroughs to make more contributions to promoting high-quality development. The opinions and suggestions of the participating enterprises on future development are of great reference value for the formulation of the "14th Five-Year Plan". The National Development and Reform Commission will conscientiously implement the decisions and deployment of the Party Central Committee and the State Council, adhere to and implement them without wavering, actively take practical and effective measures, improve the institutional mechanisms for the coordinated development of state-owned and private enterprises, promote rectification of the "involution-type" competition, expand industrial chain and supply chain cooperation, promote technological innovation, improve corporate governance, and internationalize operations, etc., promoting the complementary advantages and common development of various economic ownerships and further enhancing the vitality and competitiveness of economic development. Moreover, the Commission will adhere to and improve the regular communication mechanism between government and enterprises, make every effort to help private enterprises solve practical difficulties, promote the healthy and high-quality development of the private economy. The meeting was attended by the leaders of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Montai Group, Henan Luoyang Luanchuan Molybdenum Industry Group, Shandong Weichai Power, Tianjin TianShili Health Industry Investment Group, Shanghai G-Lorenz Electronics, and other enterprises. Yuan Da, Secretary-General of the National Development and Reform Commission, as well as responsible comrades from the Planning Department, Comprehensive Department, and Private Sector Bureau, also attended.