Beijing—In a significant move to modernize China’s military reserves, Xi Jinping, chairman of the Central Military Commission, has signed a decree to promulgate a set of interim regulations on the management of reserve personnel.
The newly introduced regulations aim to facilitate the implementation of China’s law on reservists, focusing on establishing a systematic management structure for reserve personnel in the new era. They detail comprehensive processes for the selection, rank promotion, role assignments, training, assessments, benefits, and retirement of reservists.
This initiative represents a crucial outcome of China’s military human resource reform. By promulgating these regulations, China takes a key step toward improving the legal, standardized, and scientific management of its reservists, striving to develop a high-caliber, professional reserve force.
The reform is expected to enhance the readiness and efficiency of the military reserve, aligning it with the nation’s long-term strategic goals. It underscores the commitment to strengthening national defense and security amid evolving global challenges.
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Xi signs order to promulgate regulations on reservist management
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