2026-10-26
Fuzhou to Build a “233” Emerging Industrial System in the 15th Five-Year Plan Period
Source:Fuzhou Daily
The Fuzhou Municipal People’s Government has recently issued the Special Plan for the Development of Emerging and Future Industries in Fuzhou During the 15th Five-Year Plan Period. The Plan sets several targets for 2030, including having the output value of strategic emerging industries account for more than 40% of the total industrial output value of industrial enterprises above the designated size, establishing 150 key laboratories and 200 enterprise technology centers at or above the provincial level, and increasing the number of national high-tech enterprises above the designated size to 1,600.
The Plan sets out four major objectives: steadily improving the quality of emerging industries, achieving breakthroughs in future industries, strengthening the innovation system through better integration and coordination, and fostering the growth and clustering of innovation entities. It also specifies 10 quantitative indicators.
For emerging industries, the Plan calls for building a “233” emerging industrial system centered on two new growth engines, three key pillars, and three areas for breakthroughs. Guided by the principles of “unlocking growth potential, strengthening the industrial foundation and cultivating new sources of growth,” Fuzhou will develop artificial intelligence and optoelectronics as its two growth engines; build up new materials, new energy and marine high-tech industries as its three pillars; and drive breakthroughs in biomedicine, robotics and the low-altitude economy. The city will also foster specialized industrial sectors and new sources of industrial growth, aiming to establish itself as a key base for emerging industries in Fujian Province.
For future industries, the Plan calls for establishing a “33N” future industrial system based on a phased approach: demonstrating applications in the near term, incubating technologies and industries in the medium term, and building up technological reserves for the long term. Fuzhou will develop hydrogen energy, biomanufacturing, and satellite technology and applications as three new areas of strength, while cultivating emerging potential in embodied intelligence, brain-computer interfaces, and sixth-generation (6G) mobile communications. It will also conduct technology foresight and track developments in N frontier fields, including new battery technologies, nuclear technology applications, and quantum technology, to prepare for future technological and industrial development. Together, these efforts will create a tiered, dynamically evolving framework for nurturing future industries.
The Plan outlines five key initiatives: upgrading innovation platforms, nurturing sci-tech enterprises, making breakthroughs in key emerging industrial sectors, developing and opening up application scenarios, and promoting open cooperation. Together, these initiatives will provide systematic support in five key areas: innovation platforms, enterprise growth, industrial development platforms, application scenarios, and open cooperation.
Source: Fuzhou Daily
