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[National Development and Reform Commission: To develop new productive forces, we must seek truth from facts and avoid blooming everywhere] On October 20, the National Development and Reform Commission held a press conference for October. Ren Zhongbao, deputy director of the Department of Innovation and High-tech Development of the National Development and Reform Commission, said that the essence of developing new productive forces according to local conditions is to seek truth from facts, that is, to base on the resources of various regions and prevent homogeneous competition. This is also a scientific methodology that respects regional development differences and transforms the comparative advantages of various regions into development effectiveness.
In terms of planning and layout, local governments plan to focus on developing industrial fields and plan and propose major engineering projects. They must fully demonstrate whether the region has the corresponding basic conditions and resolutely avoid rushing into all areas. The National Development and Reform Commission will also follow the relevant national regulations to do a good job in connecting national and provincial special plans for future industries, emerging pillar industries and other fields. In addition, the provincial development and reform departments must control and connect the preparation of special plans at the city and county levels, and guide all localities to find a development track that is consistent with the actual situation of the region on the premise of adhering to a national game of chess. In terms of project arrangements, we must give full play to our comparative advantages; in terms of support policies, we must pursue standards and precision, and we must clearly state that violations and abuse of policies in the name of developing new productive forces must be strictly prohibited. This is the bottom line that we must adhere to. In practice, we must urge local governments to comply with the national unified market construction requirements, use policies in accordance with laws and regulations, and not touch the policy red lines delineated by comprehensively rectifying "involutionary" competition and rectifying vicious investment promotion.
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