To earnestly implement the spirit of theprovincial “High-Quality Development Project for a Hundred Counties, a Thousand Towns, and Ten Thousand Villages”headquarters “Hundred Schools Partner with Hundred Counties Action” special task force meeting, and to further enhance the quality and effectiveness of the initiative, Shenzhen Polytechnic University and Huizhou University convened a joint meeting on April 30. The meeting was chaired by Peng Yonghong, Party Secretary of Huizhou University. Notable attendees included Wang Sheng, Vice Party Secretary and President of Huizhou University; Yang Xinbin, Party Secretary of Shenzhen Polytechnic University; and Wang Hui, Vice Party Secretary and Secretary of the Discipline Inspection Commission of Shenzhen Polytechnic University.

During the joint meeting, Peng Yonghong conveyed the spirit of the provincial “High-Quality Development Project for a Hundred Counties, a Thousand Towns, and Ten Thousand Villages”headquarters “Hundred Schools Partner with Hundred Counties Action” special task force meeting. He provided a detailed interpretation of the meeting’s content and requirements, and emphasized its significant importance. He stated that all departments must thoroughly implement the spirit of the meeting, and all levels of cadres must genuinely enhance their sense of responsibility and mission. With a high level of political acumen and a pragmatic work style, they should strive to achieve tangible results in the “Hundred Schools Partner with Hundred Counties Action”.

Yang Xinbin pointed out that the provincial “High-Quality Development Project for a Hundred Counties, a Thousand Towns, and Ten Thousand Villages”headquarters “Hundred Schools Partner with Hundred Counties Action” special task force meeting has further clarified the direction for universities to assist in the development of county areas. Departments must deeply grasp the spirit of the meeting and enhance the quality and efficiency of the “Hundred Schools Partner with Hundred Counties Action” in three key areas: First, to elevate awareness. This involves viewing issues from political perspectives, university functions, the role of the school, and the development strategy of the Greater Bay Area. Second, to increase investment. This entails enhancing efforts in urban and rural planning, public and livelihood services, industrial and technological support, talent training, and improving investment mechanisms, benchmarking against advanced models to identify gaps and set directions. Third, to enhance the effectiveness of work. Focusing on “five increases” -empowering industries, boosting agricultural output, increasing residents’ income, greening counties, and enhancing public welfare -to deepen and actualize the effectiveness of the “Hundred Schools Partner with Hundred Counties Action”.

The heads of the Division of Personnel and Party Affairs, Pairing Support Office, and the County-Based Work Group also participated in the meeting.

(Division of Personnel and Party Affairs, Pairing Support Office)