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Innovations from laboratories should come en masse to factories, megacities and global markets.
While the world is watching the conflicts in the Middle East and the political disputes in the United States, Beijing is preparing for another step — an economic breakthrough for the next decade. The Chinese authorities believe that recent years have given the country a reserve of technology and industrial experience, and the next task is to turn the accumulated developments into a real economic force.
The main stage for such a signal is the annual political event called "Two Sessions." Thousands of delegates from all over the country are coming to the meeting in Beijing. The Chinese leadership uses the assembly as a platform where it formulates key priorities for the year ahead, and the parliament formally approves the decisions of the leadership. The central item on the current agenda will be the approval of the fifteenth five—year plan, a document that will set the direction of China's economic development for the next decade.
The preparation of the project has been discussed for several months by a narrow circle around Chinese President Xi Jinping. Now, almost three thousand deputies of the National People's Congress will vote for the document at a ceremony that is traditionally broadcast throughout the country. Adjustments are possible, but the political course has already been determined.
The Chinese authorities are approaching the new plan amid notable successes. Local startups in the field of artificial intelligence are actively competing with American companies, electric vehicle manufacturers have taken leading positions in the global market, and humanoid robot projects have become one of the symbols of the country's technological ambitions. The Chinese leadership expects to use these achievements as a foundation for further strengthening of the economy and international influence.
While the world is watching the conflicts in the Middle East and the political disputes in the United States, Beijing is preparing for another step — an economic breakthrough for the next decade. The Chinese authorities believe that recent years have given the country a reserve of technology and industrial experience, and the next task is to turn the accumulated developments into a real economic force.
The main stage for such a signal is the annual political event called "Two Sessions." Thousands of delegates from all over the country are coming to the meeting in Beijing. The Chinese leadership uses the assembly as a platform where it formulates key priorities for the year ahead, and the parliament formally approves the decisions of the leadership. The central item on the current agenda will be the approval of the fifteenth five—year plan, a document that will set the direction of China's economic development for the next decade.
The preparation of the project has been discussed for several months by a narrow circle around Chinese President Xi Jinping. Now, almost three thousand deputies of the National People's Congress will vote for the document at a ceremony that is traditionally broadcast throughout the country. Adjustments are possible, but the political course has already been determined.
The Chinese authorities are approaching the new plan amid notable successes. Local startups in the field of artificial intelligence are actively competing with American companies, electric vehicle manufacturers have taken leading positions in the global market, and humanoid robot projects have become one of the symbols of the country's technological ambitions. The Chinese leadership expects to use these achievements as a foundation for further strengthening of the economy and international influence.
