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**Abstract**
In 2012, the European debt crisis continued to worsen, and global economic growth slowed significantly. Domestically, efforts were made to regulate the real estate market and address risks associated with investment and financing platforms, leading to increased downward pressure on economic growth. The Party Central Committee and the State Council maintained a steady and progressive approach, placing stable growth in a more prominent position. This helped gradually stabilize the economy, as domestic operations sought a new balance. Economic restructuring made notable progress, and despite slower growth, employment remained relatively stable. Industrial migration accelerated, new product development cycles shortened, and quality improved. The trend of automation became more pronounced, with both capital composition and labor productivity rising simultaneously.
The Superhard Materials Branch aligned itself with national priorities, focusing on the work points set by the General Conference and implementing its plans. It organized multiple industry events, participated in international exhibitions, and conducted training sessions. The branch also published numerous magazines and information books, absorbed new members, and played an essential role as a bridge between stakeholders, improving internal capabilities. Below is a detailed summary of the year's activities:
**1. Work closely around the main goals of the General Conference and complete assigned tasks**
**1.1 Timely communicate the spirit of the General Meeting and implement its guidelines**
The first meeting of the Secretary-General was held in Beijing on March 26, 2012. The key task for the year was to promote technological innovation within the industry, with a focus on “expanding and strengthening†the sector. The association emphasized innovation, correctly positioned its working strategies, and aimed to build a platform for industry development. Through meetings in Zhoushan, Zhejiang, and the use of online resources, the association effectively conveyed the meeting’s messages.
**1.2 Actively participate in CCMT2012 and prepare for CIMT2013**
The branch participated in the China Superhard Materials Technology Development Forum and other major conferences, including organizing the CCMT2012 exhibition. It also supported the preparation for CIMT2013, ensuring maximum participation from member companies.
**1.3 Promote the “Top Ten Enterprises†initiative and encourage brand building**
The club actively supported the “Top Ten Enterprises†program, helping member companies gain recognition and enhance their brand value. In 2011, four of the club’s members received prestigious awards, reinforcing the importance of innovation and branding in the industry.
**1.4 Enhance staff capabilities through learning and training**
Continuous learning and professional development were emphasized. Staff were encouraged to understand national policies, industry trends, and emerging technologies, which improved their ability to serve members effectively.
**1.5 Adjust membership structure in response to changing conditions**
As the industry evolved, the club updated its membership to include new, dynamic enterprises, ensuring continued vitality and relevance.
**2. Conduct diverse club activities tailored to industry characteristics**
**2.1 Organize high-level forums and executive meetings**
A key event was the fourth executive directors’ expansion meeting in Zhoushan, where industry leaders discussed policy updates, future strategies, and the role of superhard materials in national development.
**2.2 Prepare for the 50th anniversary of Chinese synthetic diamonds**
An effort was made to compile a historical account of the industry’s development, highlighting achievements over five decades. A writing committee was formed, and extensive discussions took place to finalize the content.
**2.3 Host the China Superhard Materials Technology Development Forum**
This forum brought together over 260 participants from across the country, offering insights into industry challenges and opportunities. It featured technical presentations, site visits, and networking opportunities.
**2.4 Support the Henan Superhard Materials Industry Alliance**
The annual work conference focused on policy support and strategic development, emphasizing collaboration between government and industry.
**2.5 Expand international cooperation and exchange**
The branch participated in major international exhibitions such as GrindTec and JMTOF2012, enhancing global visibility and fostering partnerships with foreign counterparts.
**2.6 Promote skill certification and talent development**
Industry-specific training programs were implemented, aiming to improve the qualifications of professionals in the field. Several appraisal sessions were conducted, resulting in successful outcomes for many participants.
**3. Strengthen statistical work and publish industry publications**
The club produced a wide range of publications, including journals, yearbooks, and conference proceedings. These resources provided critical data and insights to support industry decision-making.
**4. Improve website and digital services**
The “China Superhard Materials Network†was upgraded, increasing traffic and user engagement. The site became a vital resource for industry news, event updates, and information sharing.
**5. Conclusion**
In 2012, the Superhard Materials Branch achieved significant progress under the guidance of the General Conference. Despite challenges related to funding and manpower, the club successfully completed its objectives, contributing to the sustainable development of the industry. Continued efforts are needed to further enhance services and meet the evolving needs of members. The summary has been submitted for review and consideration.