Experts pool their wisdom at CSGKC seminar

Fourteen experts and scholars were invited to make suggestions on the future high-quality development of China-Singapore Guangzhou Knowledge City (CSGKC) at a seminar on Aug 24.

Peng Sen, president of China Society of Economic Reform, said that the signing of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership agreement has brought new opportunities to both China's reform and opening-up and the development of CSGKC.

Fourteen experts and scholars make suggestions on the future development of CSGKC at a seminar on Aug 24.

The RCEP agreement elaborates the rules related to intellectual property rights (IPR) that provide case studies and experience related to the development of CSGKC, which is the only pilot zone of IPR use and protection reform in China, Peng said.

Pan Jiahua, former head of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences' Institute for Urban and Environmental Studies, said that CSGKC is a development model for future cities, and it needs to integrate low carbon and carbon neutrality into its planning.

Shi Guangming, vice president of Xidian University, suggested that the CSGKC accelerate the construction of industrial parks that combine production, academia and research under one roof.

CSGKC has made progress in building itself into a national knowledge center with global influence since its overall development plan (2020-35) was released one year ago.

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