On April 15, the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission of the State Council (SASAC) convened a dedicated meeting with the aim of propelling the development of the low-altitude economy industry within the realm of central enterprises. The meeting underscored the necessity for state-owned central enterprises to foster high-quality growth in the low-altitude economy in a measured and systematic manner, tailored to local circumstances, while maintaining stringent risk control and ensuring utmost safety. Specific strategies outlined include: reinforcing integrated planning and augmenting investment; intensifying endeavors to conquer pivotal core technologies and bolstering the industry's capacity to provide shared technological solutions; enhancing service and support capabilities as the primary driver in low-altitude infrastructure construction, and facilitating a coordinated layout of low-altitude infrastructure alongside energy, information, and other infrastructural elements; nurturing an open and mutually beneficial industrial ecosystem, collaborating with upstream and downstream stakeholders in the industrial chain to foster new paradigms of low-altitude consumption, consolidating industrial development endeavors, and expediting the enhancement of the low-altitude economy's quality.