Yin Li, Secretary of the Beijing Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China, has called for the full utilization of big data to build a digital governance system in the city. During a visit to members attending the second session of the 14th CPPCC National Committee, Yin Li emphasized the importance of leveraging the city’s advantages in science and technology, education, and talent to enhance urban governance efficiency.
Yin Li emphasized the need to make good use of the hard power of science and technology, particularly in strengthening the use of information technology in urban governance methods and methods. This includes promoting data sharing and application, as well as giving play to the key role of big data to build a digital governance system.
In addition, Yin Li encouraged the active creation of a high-level talent highland, with a focus on increasing the independent cultivation of talents and attracting talents from around the world with a global perspective. This will continue to optimize the environment for talent innovation and entrepreneurship, providing strong wisdom and intellectual support for Beijing’s urban work.
The call to leverage big data and technology to enhance urban governance comes as Beijing continues its efforts to build a livable and resilient smart city and improve the modernization level of megacity governance. With a focus on utilizing data and technology to improve efficiency, Beijing aims to set new standards for urban governance and continue its path toward becoming a leading smart city.
This push for leveraging big data and technology represents Beijing’s commitment to embracing innovation and technology in governance, setting the stage for a digital transformation of the city’s governance systems.