People's Government of Guangdong Province

The People's Government of Guangdong Province is the provincial administrative agency responsible for the governance and public administration of Guangdong, a province in the People's Republic of China. Its mission involves serving the populace, fostering economic development, and overseeing various public services within its jurisdiction. The provincial capital and headquarters are located in Guangzhou.

As a governmental body, its services encompass a wide range of public administration functions, including policy-making, economic regulation, infrastructure development, education, healthcare, and environmental protection. Guangdong Province is a major economic powerhouse in China, often referred to as the "workshop of the world," with a significant focus on manufacturing and export. It serves all residents and businesses within the province, which is China's most populous and richest province by total GDP.

Guangdong continues to be a leading economic province in China, emphasizing industrial restructuring towards high-tech and heavy industries, and developing its service sectors to become a regional financial center and modern logistics hub. The province has achieved milestones in business entity growth, leading the nation in the total number of business entities, enterprises, and foreign-invested companies in 2023, attributed to a favorable business environment. The provincial government is headed by a governor, currently Wang Weizhong, who is subordinate to the secretary of the Guangdong Provincial Committee of the Chinese Communist Party. The province is actively engaged in initiatives like the Greater Bay Area development, promoting market linkage with Hong Kong and Macao.