A: In drafting the overall plan and setting the objectives for the development of Tibet in the coming 50 years, the government of Tibet Autonomous Region places emphasis on the development of five characteristic industries, including tourism, Tibetan medicine, and mining. At the same time, it will create a more favorable environment to attract foreign investors to attract foreign investors to participate in the development and construction of Tibet.
Tibet is an active facet of western development. It will, based on its own resources and production capacity, follow the principles of the market economy and adopt a feasible policy to attract capital for exploitation of resources and economic development in Tibet.
The development goal for Tibet is to basically realize modernization within 50 years. It aims to build Tibet into the world's largest eco-environmental protection base, China's largest Tibetan medicine scientific research center and export base, and the most important precious metal and rare metal base in western China, making it a gateway for trading with South Asian countries.