Overview
- Wang Huning congratulated the forum’s outcome and said the mainland will broaden engagement with Taiwan’s parties and sectors on the basis of the 1992 Consensus and opposition to Taiwan independence.
- The revived CPC–KMT think‑tank forum produced 15 shared opinions across five areas to expand exchanges and cooperation.
- Participants urged restoring normal cross‑Strait travel, including lifting DPP restrictions and resuming direct sea and air passenger services.
- The package highlights joint projects in AI plus manufacturing and an AI innovation hub, alongside proposals in tourism, healthcare, environmental protection, and disaster prevention.
- Wang invited Taiwan compatriots and enterprises to join the mainland’s 15th Five‑Year Plan, as Taiwan’s MAC criticized the KMT’s participation and some outlets said the forum could pave the way for higher‑level meetings.