Weezha Roz-Beijing– According to official data released in 2024, the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei reached 11.5 trillion yuan, showing a remarkable growth, and increased 2.1 times compared to 2013 (at current prices).
This achievement demonstrates the strengthening of the position of these regions as driving hubs of the national economy and the deepening of coordinated regional development.
Beijing, with a GDP of 4.98 trillion yuan, remains the leading economic and technological center of China.
Hebei, with a GDP of 4.75 trillion yuan, has played a key role in regional industrial development and infrastructure.
Tianjin, with a GDP of 1.8 trillion yuan, is recognized as one of the important commercial and port bases in northern China.
The economic growth rates of all three regions in 2024 are reported to be above the national average, reflecting the impact of coordinated regional development programs and incentive policies from the central government.
In the past decade, the Chinese government has focused on reducing the development gap between urban and rural areas, strengthening regional supply chains, and promoting advanced technologies through the economic integration plan of Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei.
This initiative has not only contributed to increasing productivity and attracting large investments but has also created a foundation for sustainable growth and “high-quality development.”
Economic experts predict that these regions will continue to strengthen their role as a driving force of China’s economy in the coming years by continuing investments in advanced technology, clean energy, and digital infrastructure.
Currently, projects like the Smart City of Xiongan in Hebei and research centers in Beijing symbolize China’s commitment to innovation and economic transformation.
Weezha Roz
