Li stresses innovation-driven growth
Premier emphasizes building country's self-reliance in science and technology
Premier Li Qiang stressed on Thursday the importance of specialized, high-end and innovation-driven enterprises in securing China's high-quality economic growth, and urged them to play a greater role in stabilizing industrial and supply chains.
Li also encouraged them to stay focused on innovation and with their segment markets so as to contribute to building the country's self-reliance and strength in science and technology.
He made the remarks during a one-day fact-finding tour in Beijing, which took him to the premises of three specialized, high-end and innovation-driven enterprises.
When visiting Beijing Changmugu Medical Technology Co, Li was briefed about the industrial development of innovative medical devices such as those using artificial intelligence technologies and robotics for orthopedic surgeries.
It is hoped that the company will strengthen research and development in AI-assisted diagnosis and treatment technologies, thus enabling technologies to better benefit the public, he said.
At Beijing Tasson Technology Co, Li affirmed the company's continuous efforts in independent R&D over the years after he learned about the application of the company's products in areas such as manufacturing of major equipment and new energy vehicles.
The premier urged greater efforts from the company to apply its new products and technologies, so as to stimulate the development of related industries.
During his trip to Beijing U-precision Tech Co, Li emphasized the importance of independence and autonomy in developing some technologies and operations in key fields to ensure that the initiative for development remains firmly in their own hands.
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