On December 15, Shandong Universality of Aeronautics (SDUA) held a symposium on the Three-Year Action Plan for Advancing Low-Altitude Economy in Shandong Province in meeting room 210, south office building. Du Wei, member of party committee and vice president of SDUA, attended the meeting and delivered his remarks.
At the meeting, the head of the Development Planning Office (Teaching Evaluation Center) presented a report comprehensively on “The Three-Year Action Plan (2026–2028) of Shandong University of Aeronautics for Advancing Low-Altitude Economy Development (Draft for Comments)” and elaborated on its key targets and tasks. Participants engaged in thorough discussions regarding the overall objectives, guiding principles, and priority tasks. Heads from school departments and secondary colleges clarified specific task indicators based on actual situations and exchanged views on follow-up implementation plans.
Du Wei fully affirmed the preliminary achievements made in the preparation work of the Three-Year Action Plan and made arrangements regarding the subsequent work. He pointed out that, firstly, it is essential to fully leverage the school’s pioneering advantages in aviation education, closely align with national strategic demands and Shandong Province’s low-altitude economy industrial plan, and precisely identify service directions based on the school’s educational strengths. Secondly, it is crucial to take a far-sighted approach in strategic planning, by integrating this plan with the school’s 15th Five-Year Development Plan, so as to ensure the effective implementation of various targets and drive the high-quality development of Shandong Province’s low-altitude economy industry.
The meeting was attended by heads of the following units: Publicity Department, Personnel Office (Faculty Affairs Office, Talent Office), Academic Affairs Office, Scientific Research Office, Graduate School Office, International Exchange and Cooperation Office, Cooperation and Development Office, School of Flight, School of Aeronautical Engineering, School of Airport Engineering, School of Aeronautics and Mechanical Engineering, School of Information Engineering, School of Intelligent Construction, School of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science, and School of Sciences.
