China News Service, Fuzhou, November 12 (Ye Qiuyun) The founding meeting and the first plenary committee meeting of the Fujian Cross-Strait Standardization Technical Committee (hereinafter referred to as the "Fujian Cross-Strait Standardization Committee") were held in Fuzhou on the 12th.
On the 12th, the founding meeting and the first plenary committee meeting of the Fujian Province Cross-Strait Standardization Technical Committee were held at the Fujian Provincial Market Supervision and Administration Bureau. Photo by Ye Qiuyun
At the meeting, Cai Xiaoji, chairman of the Cross-Strait Standards Committee of Fujian Province, and Chen Zhiyong, deputy director of the Taiwan Affairs Office of Fujian Province, jointly unveiled the Fujian Cross-Strait Standards Committee; the Fujian Provincial Administration for Market Regulation interpreted the "Cross-Strait Common Standards Management Measures" and released cross-Strait common standards; the Meteorological Bureau of Pingtan Comprehensive Experimental Zone, the cross-Strait Incense Testing and Cultural (Performance) Common Standards Pilot Unit, and the Xiamen Standardization Research Institute gave speeches on experience exchanges.
It is reported that the Cross-Strait Standardization Committee of Fujian Province is composed of 47 members from both sides of the Taiwan Strait, and the secretariat is assumed by the Fujian Provincial Institute of Standardization.
In recent years, the Fujian Provincial Administration for Market Regulation has regarded the commonality of cross-Strait standards as the first breakthrough for institutional opening up. First, it has promoted the promulgation of the mainland's first local regulation to promote the commonality of cross-Strait standards, the "Fujian Provincial Regulations on Promoting the Commonality of Cross-Strait Standards", solidifying the original "four common standards and three adoptions" mechanism into a regulatory system; secondly, it has formulated the "Cross-Strait Common Standards Management Measures" to standardize the identification and management of cross-Strait common standards, establish a standard list management system, and clarify the responsibilities and application procedures of all parties; thirdly, cross-Strait products, Focusing on the needs of industrial and economic and trade development, academia, research, and enterprises jointly developed and implemented 390 common standards across the Taiwan Strait, involving specialty agricultural products, modern service industries, food, new energy, cultural tourism and other fields; fourth, 75 pilot projects for common cross-strait standards were established, of which 11 pilot projects such as architectural design and dragon fruit cultivation have achieved initial application results in Taiwan; fifth, a cross-strait standards common information and service platform and a cross-strait standards common exhibition hall were built to provide "one-stop" services to all walks of life on both sides of the strait.
The person in charge of the Cross-Strait Standards Committee of Fujian Province pointed out that based on the complementary advantages of cross-Strait industries and the actual needs of economic and trade, the committee will improve the top-level design of standards, adhere to equal emphasis on standard development and implementation, continue to expand the coverage of common standards, and use standard "soft connectivity" to promote the in-depth integration of cross-Strait industries and the joint construction and sharing of people's livelihood. (over)
