China News Service, March 22. The National Development and Reform Commission held a special press conference on March 22 to interpret the "Opinions of the National Development and Reform Commission and the State Administration for Market Regulation of the Ministry of Commerce on supporting Guangzhou Nansha in relaxing market access and strengthening the reform of the regulatory system" ( (hereinafter referred to as "Nansha Opinions"). Xiao Weiming, deputy secretary-general of the National Development and Reform Commission, said at the meeting that the "Nansha Opinions" will further deepen cooperation and institutional connection between Nansha and Hong Kong, Macao and other economic fields, and promote the concentration of more advanced production factors in the Greater Bay Area.
First, further enhance the level of liberalization and facilitation of trade in services. Relying on the construction of a comprehensive service base for Chinese enterprises to "go global", it gathers professional service areas such as the "Extraterritorial Law Ascertainment Platform", "Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (Nansha) Financial and Taxation Professional Service Cluster Area" and "Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Youth Entrepreneurship Base and Platform". Strengthen the integration with Hong Kong and Macao’s legal, financial, talent, finance and taxation, youth entrepreneurship, government affairs and other service resources, better leverage the advantages of Hong Kong and Macao’s global business network resources, and provide more international production capacity cooperation information, resources and channels for enterprises to “go global”. At the same time, It is necessary to accelerate the improvement of the level of market interconnection between Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao, promote the continuous deepening of the connection of rules and mechanisms between Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao, and help the Greater Bay Area improve the level of integration.
The second is to further enhance the level of facilitation of innovation collaboration in the science and technology industry. In terms of improving the innovation environment, cross-border data circulation and transactions in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area will be realized by opening it up to scientific research and other application scenarios. In terms of scientific research project review, funding expenditure, process management, etc., we draw lessons from Hong Kong, Macao and international management systems and other measures to form a "two-wheel drive" of scientific and technological innovation and institutional innovation. In terms of promoting industrial innovation, qualified Hong Kong and Macao companies are allowed to use domestic human genetic resources to carry out medical research. Although research on human stem cells, genetic diagnosis and treatment has not yet been liberalized, the current policy is very strong and we hope to promote Existing policies should be implemented as soon as possible. In addition, the National Development and Reform Commission promptly adopted the opinions of the Hong Kong industry, implemented the introduction of Hong Kong registered veterinarians and advanced animal diagnosis and treatment institutions to Nansha, explored the regional designated use model of Hong Kong's imported veterinary drugs, and further promoted the integration of Hong Kong-funded enterprises into the Greater Bay Area industrial cluster ecology.
The third is to promote the smooth flow of talents. First, by introducing overseas professional service talents from Hong Kong and Macao, we will study and establish a list of recognized overseas professional qualifications to provide Hong Kong and Macao talents with more convenient support policies for work practice, cross-border mobility, residence and stay, etc. Second, Hong Kong and Macao residents who work in Nansha and are insured in Hong Kong and Macao are exempted from participating in basic pension insurance and unemployment insurance in Nansha, accelerating the formation of a high-quality living circle in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. The third is to implement a stronger international high-end talent introduction policy, implement industry-university-research cooperation measures to cultivate innovative talents, accelerate the construction of postdoctoral scientific research mobile stations, scientific research workstations and other carriers, and attract international high-end talents to settle in Nansha.