- China's Central SOEs to Help Poor Regions with Farm Product Sales
China's central State-owned enterprises (SOEs) have been urged to help clear stockpiles of farm products from poverty-stricken areas.
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Two Sessions Point to Accelerating Reform
The annual sessions of China's top legislature and political advisory body sent out the key message that the country will likely accelerate market-oriented reform and opening-up in the second half of the year to boost business vitality and economic development despite unprecedented uncertainties, officials and experts said on May 29.
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Full text: Report on China's central and local budgets
Full text of Report on China's central and local budgets
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Full Text: Report on China's National Economic, Social Development Plan
The following is the full text of the report on the implementation of the 2019 plan for national economic and social development and on the 2020 draft plan for national economic and social development, which was approved at the third session of the 13th National People's Congress on May 28.
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- Zhang Yunyong: Promoting 5G Technology Application
As a new generation of information and communication technology, 5G will be a basic carrier to connect various industrial fields. Promoting its application has been written into this year’s government report.
- Si Zefu: Promoting High-Quality Development of Manufacturing to Achieve More Development in Global Markets
Si Zefu, member of the Standing Committee of the 13th CPPCC National Committee and chairman of Harbin Electric Corporation (HE), said at the two sessions that promoting high-quality development will make Chinese enterprises better develop in the global markets.
- Yu Xubo: Improving Livelihood Emergency System to Guarantee Stable Food Supply for a Rainy Day
Yu Xubo, NPC deputy and president of COFCO Corp, suggested improving the emergency management and joint operation system of daily necessities including food to guarantee their supply during critical periods at the two sessions.
