What deployments were made at this private sector symposium? How should domestic enterprises respond?

I. Core Deployment of the Symposium

1. Legal Protection and Rights Protection

   • Issuance of the "Private Economy Promotion Law": clarifying the equal legal status of the private economy, protecting property rights and entrepreneurs' rights, eliminating barriers to market entry, and enhancing business confidence.

   • Special campaign to regulate law enforcement involving enterprises: focusing on rectifying issues such as random charges, fines, and repeated inspections, promoting "double random, one open" joint law enforcement, and reducing interference with business operations.

2. Resolving Historical Issues

   • Clearing up overdue accounts: requiring local governments and state-owned enterprises to accelerate the repayment of overdue accounts owed to small and medium-sized enterprises, and establishing a long-term mechanism to prevent new arrears.

   • Optimizing the business environment: deepening the reform of "delegating power, streamlining administration, and improving services," building a platform for government-enterprise communication, improving "easy-to-handle" government services, and improving the efficiency of enterprise operations.

3. Expanding Market Access and Fair Competition

   • Opening up competitive areas of infrastructure: encouraging private enterprises to participate in traditional monopoly industries such as energy and transportation, and supporting them in leading national major technological breakthroughs.

   • Supporting small and micro enterprises to participate in government procurement: clarifying the reserved proportion in government procurement, such as prioritizing small and micro enterprises for projects under 2 million yuan, helping them expand their business.

4. Financial and Policy Support

   • Financing support and tax cuts and fee reductions: improving the financing system for private enterprises, promoting targeted bank loans, reducing financing costs; strengthening tax incentives such as the deduction of R&D expenses.

   • Construction of a unified national market: breaking down local protectionism, optimizing the cross-regional market environment, and promoting the free flow of production factors.

5. Innovation and Internationalization Orientation

   • Encouraging technological innovation and industrial upgrading: supporting private enterprises to increase R&D investment, participate in international competition, and enhance their ability to allocate global resources.

   • Cultivating the spirit of entrepreneurship: implementing the new era training plan for private economic personnel, promoting intergenerational inheritance and sustainable development.

II. Countermeasures for Domestic Enterprises

1. Proactively adapt to policy guidance

   • Pay attention to legal and policy dynamics: understand the "Private Economy Promotion Law" and local implementation rules in a timely manner, ensure compliance, and strive for policy benefits.

   • Utilize government procurement opportunities: Small and micro enterprises can rely on policy support to actively participate in local government and state-owned enterprise procurement projects to expand market share.

2. Strengthen innovation and competitiveness

   • Increase R&D investment: focus on high-growth areas such as intelligent manufacturing and green energy, and strive to undertake national major scientific and technological projects.

   • Digital transformation: improve efficiency and reduce operating costs through intelligent production and digital marketing.

3. Optimize capital and risk management

   • Multi-channel financing: use special bonds, supply chain finance and other tools to alleviate financial pressure; pay attention to government debt clearing policies and promptly report overdue accounts.

   • Prevent legal risks: establish a compliance management system, respond to law enforcement inspections involving enterprises, and avoid penalties due to misunderstandings of policies.

4. Deepen government-enterprise cooperation and regional layout

   • Participate in local development planning: combine with the "three green industries" and "agriculture 1+2+N" strategies of county-level economies (such as Changshun County and Duishan County) to adjust business layouts.

   • Join industry associations and service platforms: obtain resource support through the "enterprise assistance service network" built by the government, such as Suzhou's "1+10+N" service system.

5. Internationalization and Brand Building

   • Expand overseas markets: utilize policies such as the "Belt and Road" initiative, and improve international competitiveness through cross-border e-commerce and overseas factories.

   • Enhance Brand Influence: Enhance public awareness and build a positive corporate image through corporate social responsibility projects (such as rural revitalization and public welfare undertakings).

Summary

The 2025 policy deployment focuses on legal protection, fair competition, and financial support. Enterprises need to seize market opening and innovation opportunities on the basis of compliant operations, while using government platforms to solve capital and operational problems. Through government-enterprise collaboration and forward-looking layout, private enterprises are expected to achieve breakthroughs in the new stage of high-quality development.