China Advances State-Owned Asset Legislation to Boost Governance
China proposes comprehensive state-owned asset law to enhance governance efficiency and support economic reforms, as draft enters legislative review process.
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China proposes comprehensive state-owned asset law to enhance governance efficiency and support economic reforms, as draft enters legislative review process.
Hainan launches island-wide special customs operations, marking a major step in China’s economic reforms and global trade integration. Live updates showcase policy impacts across key sectors.
Hainan Free Trade Port launches landmark customs reforms, with 92% of global respondents in CGTN poll endorsing its role in China’s new economic opening strategy.
Hainan Free Trade Port unveils groundbreaking two-tier customs system on December 18, 2025, reshaping regional trade dynamics and global business opportunities.
Hainan prepares to launch special customs operations on December 18, 2025, positioning its aircraft maintenance sector as a catalyst for regional economic transformation.
Hong Kong’s eighth-term LegCo aims to boost development and reforms, with outgoing President Andrew Leung highlighting collaboration and stability under ‘patriots administering Hong Kong.’
China moves to strengthen legal protections for private enterprises by submitting a draft law for review, aiming to bolster confidence and contribute to economic growth.
At the G20 Summit, President Xi Jinping outlined a comprehensive vision for equitable global governance, emphasizing cooperation and reform across economic, financial, trade, digital, and ecological sectors.
The Financial Street Forum 2024 in Beijing highlights the Chinese mainland’s efforts in financial reform and global openness, focusing on central banking modernization and capital market reforms.
China is set to raise its statutory retirement age for the first time in over seventy years in response to increased life expectancy and educational attainment, addressing challenges posed by an aging population.
China reaffirms its commitment to achieving annual development goals despite global uncertainties, focusing on strengthening macroeconomic policies and accelerating reforms.
China announces new reforms to boost private sector confidence, offering more support to high-tech private enterprises and easing their participation in national projects.
China has issued a new guideline to improve market access, promoting the development of new quality productive forces and optimizing the business environment with unified regulations.
China plans to enhance its financial governance as part of ongoing reform efforts, aiming to strengthen financial systems, promote transparency, and ensure sustainable economic growth.
China’s Supreme People’s Court pledges stronger legal protection for private enterprises to bolster economic growth and innovation.
China’s recent CPC resolution reaffirms its unwavering determination to deepen reform and expand opening up, signaling new initiatives for global cooperation and economic growth.
China’s Third Plenary Session of the 20th CPC Central Committee outlines a strategic vision for high-quality development, reaffirming commitment to modernization and addressing global challenges.
Xi Jinping, general secretary of the CPC Central Committee, chaired a symposium to gather insights from non-CPC representatives on a key reform resolution aimed at advancing China’s modernization.
Despite a dip in FDI, foreign investors remain confident in China’s market as the nation advances reforms and modernization, according to data from the Ministry of Commerce.
China’s dramatic shift from technological stagnation to a global sci-tech leader stems from strategic reforms and sustained investment since 1978.