Zhengzhou Airport Economy Zone established an international experts committee 
during a talent recruitment event held in Zhengzhou, the capital city of 
central China's Henan Province, aiming at building an Aerotropolis with 
multiple high-tech projects.

Zhengzhou Airport Economy Zone is among the first aviation economic pilot zones 
approved by China's State Council in March 2013, with a planned area of 415 
square kilometers.

After several years of development, it has formed a three-dimensional 
transportation hub that connects China and the world and radiates the east, 
west and east part of China, featuring modern service industries.

Led by John D. Kasarda, chief adviser of the airport zone, a professor at 
University of North Carolina and the founder of the Aerotropolis theory, the 
newly established international experts committee is an international 
think-tank team gathering experts in airport economy from international 
organizations, enterprises, research institutions and industry elites.

At a special session, Zhengzhou Airport Economy Zone announced the plan to 
build an Aerotropolis as a brand project and make it as a model of building 
Aerotropolis in the country and even in the world, in a bid to improve its 
overall appeal to technology, industries, capital and other resources.

It's learned that ten high-end industrial projects are expected to be carried 
out after the event, covering high-end manufacturing, biomedicine and other 
fields.

Ma Jian, secretary of Party Working Committee of Zhengzhou Airport Economy 
Zone, said that it will stick to the goal of "building a new city in a decade" 
and take on the responsibility of leading Henan's opening-up to the outside 
world.

The Second Talent Recruitment & Project Matching Event for Innovation and 
Development was held in Zhengzhou on Saturday, with a total of 157,432 
positions offered by 11,553 employers in 65 industries to attract talents to 
work or start a business in Henan Province.

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