On the morning of September 17th, the IASP 2025 World Conference officially opened, with approximately 800 guests from over 40 countries and regions attending. Managers of globally renowned science and technology parks, leaders from leading businesses, authoritative experts and scholars, representatives of government agencies, and investment professionals gathered together to discuss innovation-based development.

As a member of IASP, ZGC Development Group engaged in in-depth exchanges with representatives from technology parks and innovation regions around the world, discussing the future of the industry.

During this conference, ZGC Development Group will comprehensively showcase its achievements in serving technological innovation through keynote speeches, exhibitions, promotional activities, as well as signing cooperation agreements. It will also discuss and share the wisdom of building sci-tech parks with the attending guests, contributing to global scientific and technological innovation.

Before the opening of the conference, representatives from over 40 countries' science and technology parks and innovation regions visited the characteristic parks under the ZGC Group. International，international peers highly praised the integrated service ecosystem of the Group.

Previously, 16 papers from ZGC Development Group were selected for the proceedings of the IASP2025 World Conference. Among them, 7 papers will be presented at the conference, accounting for 41% of the papers presented by the Chinese peers in the plenary session and multiple parallel forums.

The selected papers include solid theoretical foundations and rich hands-on practices, with high academic value in terms of closeness to the conference theme, maturity of cases, regional representativeness, academic nature of the articles, and integration of industry and city. These papers cover multiple key areas such as the construction of national sci-tech innovation centers, coordinated regional development, urban renewal and industrial upgrading, the construction and operation of specialized parks, and incubation and acceleration systems.