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The Chinese government’s economic performance was criticized last year, according to Mehr News Agency. How did the world’s second -largest economy act last year? What are the main goals of its development and its policy orientation for Year 2? In the latest part of the China Economic Roundtable program, a comprehensive media interview hosted by Shinhwa News Agency, participating guests shared their views on the country’s commitment to achieve their goal of growth and high quality development.

Sustainable progress among challenges

China’s GDP rose by 5 % last year, reaching $ 1.5 trillion (US $ 1.5 trillion) and accounting for about 2 percent of global economic growth, according to the government’s report. Huang Liang Hawo, a member of the State Council’s Research Office, described the achievements as “hard -working and exceptional”. “China promoted growth in a reasonable area and effectively improved the quality of its economy,” said Huang, who is also a member of the Government Labor Report Group. He also pointed to a 2.5 percent decrease in carbon emissions per GDP.

“In year 2, the China economy showed the flexibility and effectiveness of general reforms,” ​​said Yuan Yivi, a member of the National Assembly and head of the Research medical Technology Company, a biotechnology company based in Guangzhou. Last year, the number of newly established business institutions in China exceeded 5 million. According to Yuan, “rapid growth of firms reflects live development and sustainable growth of new productive forces.”

Strategic reforms for sustainable growth

Given that the last year of China’s five-year plan is the fourteenth year (1-5), experts believe that the goal of the approximately 5 % growth proposed in the government’s work report is a balance between what is needed and what it may be. Huang emphasized this goal by consolidating employment, prevention of risks and development goals by year 5.

“This goal not only shows the government’s careful understanding of the general principle of pursuing progress while maintaining stability in the complex economic environment, but also reflects deep strategic considerations for high -quality development in mid -term and long -term development,” said Jane Lee. Despite external pressure, Huang said that China’s economic foundations were strong and pointed to positive factors such as technology advances and the expansion of domestic demand.

About employment, the government’s target report has set more than 5 million urban jobs and urban unemployment rates of about 2.5 percent. Huang emphasized reforms in technical and vocational training to eliminate the structural mismatch of the labor force, while Jane emphasized educational reforms to nurture talents in the emerging industries. Yuan supported deeper cooperation between industry and the university, saying: “Universities have the resources of talent, while firms have practical scenarios. “Creating a bridge between them helps accelerate technology advances.”

Orientation of people -centered policies

According to the government’s work report, more resources and funds will be allocated to serve the people and meet their needs. China will increase the minimum retirement benefits for non -employed rural and urban residents and guarantees a good increase in the retirement base benefits. It is also committed to continuing to reform public hospitals to better serve the public interest.

“Given the increasing importance of health for the public, companies are responsible for providing more innovative products, medicines and medical equipment and reducing costs to meet people’s needs,” Yuan said.

The government has also planned to spend 5 billion yuan bonds for support for the commercialization of consumer goods. “Public concerns are key issues that have been highlighted in the government’s work report,” said Huang. This report offers various measures to benefit people and improve their well -being.