Zhangjiagang Offshore Service Center officially opened on Aug 28, marking the launch of a comprehensive platform aimed at tackling major challenges encountered by enterprises expanding globally.
Located in the Jiangsu Yangtze River International Chemical Industrial Park, Zhangjiagang's chemical new materials industry chain supplies high-performance materials for the automotive, aerospace, electronics, and packaging sectors.
Zhangjiagang is forging its own path in this growing industry, aiming for the 10-billion-yuan ($1.39 billion) milestone.
Under its "4+4+N" industrial strategy, Zhangjiagang is accelerating the development of future industries ranging from artificial intelligence and automotives to aerospace and the low-altitude economy.
Zhangjiagang has developed a robust and highly concentrated smart, high-end equipment industry over the past 70 years, steering towards high-end development with a focus on intelligence, greenness, and integration.
Whether talking about repurposed industrial gases, zero-emission fleets, port tractors or aviation engines, Zhangjiagang has turned hydrogen from a distant dream into a visible, breathable reality.
The Shuangshan Island Low-Altitude Integrated Application Pilot Zone was launched on June 18, marking a significant advancement in Zhangjiagang's efforts to establish a new benchmark in the low-altitude economy.
Zhangjiagang held the "AI+" Innovation Development Conference on June 18, aiming to drive comprehensive industrial upgrading and accelerate its emergence as a distinctive county-level powerhouse in artificial intelligence (AI) development across China.