In contrast to the Beijing-Tianjin region, only Beijing, Tianjin, and Tangshan each defensively. Around Beijing and Tianjin, there is a large-scale “poverty belt”, including 3,798 poor villages, 32 poverty-stricken counties, and 2.726 million poor people.

Lu Zhiqiang, deputy director of the Development Research Center of the State Council of China, pointed out that Beijing and Tianjin have far less radiation capacity in the surrounding areas than Shanghai. He said that the Beijing-Tianjin region, including the Binhai New Area, is developing faster. Without the growth of the corresponding urban agglomerations, the corresponding industrial clusters and the corresponding industrial ecology may not reach the goal of “common take-off in the Bohai Rim region”. .

From this perspective, the development and construction of Tianjin and Beijing has a long way to go.

After the development of the manufacturing and transportation industry in Tianjin, the “Building House” Singaporean Director, Pei Shengsheng pointed out that Tianjin’s next task is to complete informationization and institutionalization. In this regard, Singapore and Tianjin have great complementarity and cooperation space.

Pi Shengsheng said that Singapore and Tianjin can abandon the "old" model of "co-investment." For example, Tianjin can directly hire Singapore talents to serve as senior officials in direct government departments.

Tianjin, which is building a “livable city”, can set up a business unit similar to the Singapore Housing Authority. After the new and the Tianjin sides negotiated a certain proportion of the proceeds, Pi Shengsheng said: "Please ask the Singaporean to serve as the director." The same concept applies to projects such as airport expansion, port expansion, and logistics development.

However, Pi Shengsheng stressed that in addition to inter-governmental cooperation, Tianjin should make greater efforts to develop deeper and wider ties with Singaporean companies, and cooperate in various fields such as processing and manufacturing, intermediary services, and infrastructure transportation.

So far, Singapore is the sixth largest investment partner of Tianjin. The number of investment projects of Singapore enterprises in Tianjin has reached 553, with a total investment of more than 1.3 billion US dollars. In the first ten months of this year, the bilateral trade volume increased by 20% over the same period of last year.

In the past three months, Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and Minister of Communications Yao Zhaodong have visited Tianjin. The “Tianjin-Singapore Week” hosted by the Singapore International Enterprise Development Agency was held at the end of last month.

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