Low-Altitude Economy Needs Empowering Planning to Avoid Becoming Merely an Eye-Catching 'Low-Profile Economy'

The innovation and technology industry is developing rapidly, with examples such as "animal laboratories for developing pharmaceutical therapies," "special gas laboratories that meet hazardous storage safety levels," and "clinical laboratories that allow for drug injections." It is necessary for the Development Bureau and the Innovation and Technology Bureau to regularly engage in empowering communication regarding the "general uses," "specific uses included," and "remarks" in the outline zoning plans to improve the planning mechanism. This will effectively support the continuous development of the innovation and technology sector and prevent the low-altitude economy from becoming merely an eye-catching "low-profile economy."

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