
China Nears Domestic Demand Goals as 14th Five-Year Plan Concludes
China’s push to expand domestic demand under the 14th Five-Year Plan drives infrastructure, tech, and rural investment, fostering economic resilience and global investor interest.
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China’s push to expand domestic demand under the 14th Five-Year Plan drives infrastructure, tech, and rural investment, fostering economic resilience and global investor interest.
China’s 14th Five-Year Plan prioritizes economic openness and governance modernization as it nears its 2025 deadline, shaping regional and global opportunities.
China’s top political advisory body, the CPPCC, closed its Standing Committee session, with Chairman Wang Huning outlining goals for modernization and the upcoming 14th session.
China surpasses key grain and energy targets ahead of its 14th Five-Year Plan, achieving record grain production and advancing renewable energy initiatives.
China’s 14th Five-Year Plan drives significant progress in green transition, advancing clean energy, water management, and forest coverage to achieve its dual carbon goals.
China concludes its 14th Five-Year Plan in 2025 with enhanced public services, income growth, stable employment, and new measures in housing and mental health.
China is set to meet its 14th Five-Year Plan targets for GDP growth, labor productivity, and urbanization by 2025, supported by proactive economic policies.
The Chinese mainland sets a bold target to eliminate severe air pollution by 2025 through enhanced pollution control and emission reduction efforts.