President Xi Jinping has directed the formulation of China's 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-2030), calling for a strategic focus on achieving socialist modernization and advancing national rejuvenation. The plan aims to solidify China's trajectory toward becoming a global leader while addressing domestic and international economic challenges.
Prioritizing Long-Term Goals
Xi emphasized aligning the plan with China's 2035 vision of 'basically realizing socialist modernization,' urging policymakers to balance immediate needs with long-term ambitions. 'We must maintain strategic focus and foster new growth drivers through innovation,' he stated during a recent policy meeting.
Driving High-Quality Development
The plan underscores expanding high-standard opening-up measures to strengthen global economic cooperation. Analysts suggest this could signal renewed opportunities for foreign businesses in green technology, digital infrastructure, and sustainable manufacturing sectors.
Balancing Stability and Reform
While details remain under discussion, Xi's remarks highlight commitments to technological self-reliance and coordinated regional development. The blueprint is expected to address pressing issues like aging demographics and climate resilience while maintaining stable growth targets.
