CCTV+: Forum on Swift Response to Public Complaints Opens in Chinese Capital
The forum released research on 20 cities and 100 Chinese cities as Beijing explores big data and artificial intelligence for more responsive services.
- On Monday, the 2026 Beijing Forum on Swift Response to Public Complaints opened in China, drawing more than 3,200 participants from over 70 countries to discuss urban governance.
- The two-day event emphasizes the "Digital Intelligence Era" and "Better Future" themes, with Artificial intelligence and Data-driven approaches central to reimagining urban management.
- Beijing showcased its public service hotline handling around 200 million requests since 2019, with both resolution and satisfaction rates exceeding 97% through Data-driven improvements.
- Yin, secretary of the CPC Beijing Municipal Committee, said the City aims to shift from reactive to proactive governance, while Anaclaudia Rossbach of the United Nations Human Settlements Programme stressed prioritizing human needs over technological capability.
- Forum releases included a governance effectiveness study across 20 internationally influential cities and 100 Chinese cities, alongside 43 urban governance Cases to advance international research on Swift Response mechanisms.
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