Association Members and Council Review Annual Work and Development Plans
Group photo of attendees at the General Meeting of All Members and the Council Meeting
On April 24, 2025, the Shenzhen Science and Technology Association for Low-altitude Economy successfully convened the Third Plenary Session of the First General Meeting of All Members and the Third Plenary Session of the First Council. The General Meeting of All Members focused on deliberating core agenda items including the 2024 Association Work Report (《2024年学会工作报告》), the Financial Report (《财务报告》) and the Supervisory Board Work Report (《监事工作报告》), comprehensively summarizing the year's achievements and experience. The Council Meeting focused on formulating the 2025 development plan and deepening organisational development, jointly discussing pathways for high-quality development of the low-altitude economy and pooling efforts to map out an innovation blueprint for Shenzhen's low-altitude economy industry.
Chen Mengchang, Deputy General Manager of China Unicom Guangdong Branch, delivers remarks
At the Council Meeting, Chen Mengchang, Deputy General Manager of China Unicom Guangdong Branch, was the first to deliver remarks. Since its establishment under the guidance of the Shenzhen government and initiated by units including Shenzhen Unicom, the Association has achieved phased results but still needs to address many challenges. It is necessary to strengthen connectivity through joint research on benchmarks, tap industry value through integrated scenarios, and promote collaborative development through ecosystem co-building; rooted in Shenzhen's fertile ground of openness and innovation, all parties should unite their strengths to inject strong momentum into achieving pioneering breakthroughs and high-quality development in the low-altitude economy.
Hu Jin, First Secretary of the Shenzhen Future Industry Associations Joint Committee, delivers remarks
Hu Jin, First Secretary of the Shenzhen Future Industry Associations Joint Committee, emphasized that the Association should position itself as a bridge between government and enterprises and a link for the industry, deepen resource empowerment and effectively serve enterprise development. First, it should focus on low-altitude industry planning and standard development, promote the formation of unified norms and create benchmark cases that can be replicated and promoted; second, it should strengthen organisational capacity in resource integration and collaborative innovation to support industry development; third, it should be market-oriented, help enterprises broaden their international perspectives, and drive Shenzhen's low-altitude economy from regional practice toward a global demonstration.
Ms. Liu Zuxing, President of the Shenzhen Science and Technology Association for Low-altitude Economy, delivers remarks
Liu Zuxing, President of the Association, systematically presented the Association's 2025 work plan under the title "Joining Forces for the Future of the Low-Altitude Economy (《聚势腾飞，共赴低空未来》)." The report unfolds in three stages—"Setting Sail, Challenges, Take-off": it reviews the Association's founding achievements and outlines its advantages in talent, policy and industry resources; summarizes the effectiveness of 2024 technology transformation and provides a high-level overview of the technological barriers and ecosystem collaboration pain points facing the industry; and proposes a strategy of "strengthening foundations, optimizing the environment and pursuing development," seeking through organisational development, government-business collaboration and innovation-driven development to consolidate foundations, optimize the ecosystem and expand global perspectives, injecting momentum into high-quality development of the low-altitude economy and jointly drawing a blueprint for take-off.
Remarks by Council Member Representatives
Yu Jingbing, Chairman of Global Eagle (Shenzhen); Wu Xuyi, Director of the Shenzhen Institute of Standards and Technology; He Weiping, Chairman of the Board of Haichuan Industrial; and Liu Wenliang, General Manager of Pengjin Technology, together with representatives of council members, discussed the core topics, focusing on policy alignment and industrial collaboration and strengthening the Association's effectiveness in integrating platform resources. They called for leveraging the professional strengths of council and supervisory member organisations to accelerate technological breakthroughs and ecosystem development in specialized fields. Regarding the Association's development path and event innovation, they put forward forward-looking suggestions such as deepening industry, academia, research and application collaboration and optimizing the member service system, pooling wisdom and contributing solutions for the high-quality development of Shenzhen's low-altitude economy.
Documentary photography of the Third Plenary Session of the First General Meeting of All Members of the Shenzhen Low-Altitude Economy Association
At this General Meeting of All Members, the Shenzhen Science and Technology Association for Low-altitude Economy completed four core agenda items in sequence: President Liu Zuxing presented the Association's 2024 work report, Finance Manager Shen Ping reported on the annual financial income and expenditure, Chief Supervisor Zou Weiguang delivered the supervisory work report, and Secretary-General Xue Xiaodong submitted the adjustment plan for council members, supervisors and members. After deliberation, all members unanimously approved the above reports by a show of hands.
Documentary photography of the plaque award ceremony
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