Zhoushan in East China's Zhejiang province is targeting a GDP growth rate of 5.5 to 6 percent in 2026. The city's urban unemployment rate is expected to remain below 5 percent, while inflation is anticipated to hover around 2 percent. The disposable income of both urban and rural residents is projected to grow in line with overall economic expansion.

To support these goals, the city will roll out eight key initiatives to drive progress across major sectors, including the development of advanced manufacturing clusters and increased investment.

Zhoushan will further deepen its opening-up strategy by improving logistics and infrastructure and accelerating the development of world-class ports. It will also work to grow foreign trade and overall economic development.

In marine technology, Zhoushan will pursue innovation-driven growth, foster innovative entities, and optimize the overall innovation ecosystem.

The city also plans to boost consumer spending and upgrade consumption patterns by encouraging a variety of consumption scenarios, meeting investment needs, developing tourism, and enhancing transportation services.

The city also aims to upgrade its infrastructure and enhance environmental sustainability, while promoting integrated urban-rural development.

Furthermore, Zhoushan will focus on improving public services, social security, cultural offerings, and public safety, as well as strengthening grassroots governance.