China has launched a two-week seminar on the low-altitude economy at Suzhou University of Science and Technology, aimed at introducing the concept to developing countries. The event, sponsored by China's Ministry of Commerce, brings together international participants to explore opportunities in the sector.
The seminar focuses on how the low-altitude economy can drive growth through aviation, tourism, and related industries. It includes discussions on policy frameworks, investment strategies, and case studies from China. Participants from over 20 countries are expected to engage in workshops and exchange best practices.
The initiative follows China's growing emphasis on developing its low-altitude economy as part of broader economic modernization efforts. Officials have highlighted the sector's potential to create jobs and boost regional development. The seminar is seen as a step toward sharing China's experience with other nations seeking to tap into this emerging market.
