China has unveiled an ambitious blueprint to accelerate its agricultural modernization and revitalize rural communities through 2035, outlining a phased strategy to achieve global competitiveness and sustainable growth. The plan, jointly released by the Communist Party of China Central Committee and the State Council, prioritizes technological self-reliance, infrastructure upgrades, and improved livelihoods for rural residents.
Milestones for Transformation
By 2027, authorities aim to achieve notable progress in agricultural innovation and rural development. Targets include stabilizing food supplies, optimizing industrial chains, and integrating small-scale farmers with modern practices. By 2035, the roadmap envisions decisive advances in full-scale rural revitalization and near-complete agricultural modernization.
Core Pillars of Development
The strategy emphasizes:
Securing stable domestic food production and supply chains
Developing cutting-edge agricultural technology and equipment
Creating modern rural industrial systems
Enhancing international partnerships in agri-tech
Narrowing urban-rural economic disparities
A Vision for Mid-Century
By 2050, China seeks to establish globally competitive agricultural systems with fully integrated urban-rural development. Final goals include achieving complete agricultural modernization and setting global benchmarks for rural living standards and environmental sustainability.
The plan’s release signals China’s strategic focus on balancing agricultural self-sufficiency with integration into global food systems, offering potential opportunities for international technology transfers and cross-border partnerships.
