Create a Strategic System for Ecological Civilization …
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division of labor, coordinated efforts and detailed work plans are required to ensure
effective implementation of relevant decisions and policies. We should encourage
the development of funding systems and long-term mechanisms with funds from
the central and local governments and the non-governmental sector. Efforts should
be made to cultivate talent and build think tanks to support the development of the
Greater Bay Area and the green Belt and Road, and create new systems and mechanisms for making concerted efforts to foster a sound environment shared by all. We
need to improve mechanisms for talent training and introduce new mechanisms in
this regard, focusing on the training of versatile talent with a global vision who are
familiar with international rules and environmental protection, so as to provide more
high-caliber professionals for the development of the Belt and Road Initiative.
Guangdong, Hong Kong SAR and Macao SAR are now embarking on a new
journey to develop the Greater Bay Area. Such strategic efforts are a natural result
of China’s transition from a big economy to a strong one and the need to build
its global competitiveness and influence. It is also what Guangdong, Hong Kong
and Macao must go through in order to push forward the profound economic and
social transformation in pursuit of sustainable development. The development of
the Greater Bay Area will help explore new mechanisms for regional cooperation
within the framework of “one country, two systems.” It will also leverage the unique
strengths of Hong Kong and Macao SARs to promote their in-depth cooperation with
the Chinese mainland, create new space for their development, and maintain longterm prosperity and stability in these two regions. Building the Greater Bay Area
will also boost innovation and development in the Pearl River Delta and contribute
to shared development in the entire region covered by this strategy.
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division of labor, coordinated efforts and detailed work plans are required to ensure
effective implementation of relevant decisions and policies. We should encourage
the development of funding systems and long-term mechanisms with funds from
the central and local governments and the non-governmental sector. Efforts should
be made to cultivate talent and build think tanks to support the development of the
Greater Bay Area and the green Belt and Road, and create new systems and mechanisms for making concerted efforts to foster a sound environment shared by all. We
need to improve mechanisms for talent training and introduce new mechanisms in
this regard, focusing on the training of versatile talent with a global vision who are
familiar with international rules and environmental protection, so as to provide more
high-caliber professionals for the development of the Belt and Road Initiative.
Guangdong, Hong Kong SAR and Macao SAR are now embarking on a new
journey to develop the Greater Bay Area. Such strategic efforts are a natural result
of China’s transition from a big economy to a strong one and the need to build
its global competitiveness and influence. It is also what Guangdong, Hong Kong
and Macao must go through in order to push forward the profound economic and
social transformation in pursuit of sustainable development. The development of
the Greater Bay Area will help explore new mechanisms for regional cooperation
within the framework of “one country, two systems.” It will also leverage the unique
strengths of Hong Kong and Macao SARs to promote their in-depth cooperation with
the Chinese mainland, create new space for their development, and maintain longterm prosperity and stability in these two regions. Building the Greater Bay Area
will also boost innovation and development in the Pearl River Delta and contribute
to shared development in the entire region covered by this strategy.