China's top political advisory body, the Standing Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) National Committee, concluded its 13th session on Tuesday, marking a critical step in shaping the nation's 2026-2030 development roadmap. The meeting focused on drafting the 15th Five-Year Plan, a blueprint central to China's goal of achieving socialist modernization by 2035.
Focus on Long-Term Goals
Wang Huning, chairman of the CPPCC National Committee and senior CPC leader, emphasized the need for political advisors to contribute insights on economic targets, strategic reforms, and major infrastructure projects. The discussions aligned with broader efforts to balance technological innovation with sustainable growth, particularly through the development of new quality productive forces and integration of digital technologies with traditional industries.
Regulatory Updates and Expert Input
The session adopted revised regulations to streamline the CPPCC's proposal process, enhancing its role in policy formulation. Fourteen committee members presented recommendations on topics ranging from domestic demand expansion to cross-sector digital transformation, reflecting diverse perspectives on China's economic priorities.
This meeting underscores the CPPCC's advisory function in China's governance system, offering a window into the policy frameworks that will shape Asia's largest economy over the next decade.
