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By Ju Ran BEIJING – During this year’s Two Sessions, the annual meetings of the National People’s Congress(NPC) and the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), Zhang Xingying, a National CPPCC Committee Member and Deputy Director of the Science and Climate Change Department at the China Meteorological Administration, put forth a proposal to enhance early warning capabilities and effectively respond to climate change. “Meteorology knows no borders and can make the greatest contribution along the Belt and Road,” stated Zhang Xingying. His proposal advocates for the establishment of an Asian Disaster Warning Center and Partnership Alliance, with a focus on…

By Wang Kai BEIJING  – “E-commerce cooperation between China and other Belt and Road countries emerged just several years ago. If more collaboration can be carried out in think tank establishment, talent cultivation, facilities construction, and service provision, greater potential can be unleashed from this promising sector”, Zheng Yali, member of the National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) and Vice President of Zhejiang University of Finance and Economics said to China Economic Net reporter during the ongoing Two Sessions. Two Sessions refer to the annual sessions of the National People’s Congress (NPC), China’s top legislature, and…

By Ju Ran BEIJING – During this year’s Two Sessions, the annual meetings of the National People’s Congress (NPC) and the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), Zhang Shuibo, the dean of the School of International Project Management at Tianjin University and an NPC deputy, emphasized the urgent need to enhance the local teaching staff at Luban Workshops. Luban Workshop, a renowned Chinese vocational education brand, has played a crucial role in meeting the technical needs of countries along the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) while promoting practical Chinese skills as a technological hub within the BRI framework. China has…

By Li Fang BEIJING – “To boost green development of Belt and Road, we must adhere to the principles of extensive consultation, joint contribution and shared benefits. It is essential to strengthen international cooperation, promote green technology, and policy support for green finance. We should also strengthen the alignment with green international standards and enhance the development of green Belt and Road,” said Wang Tongzhou in an interview with China Economic Net. Regarding green development, Wang, a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) and chairman of Beijing-based China Communications Construction Co Ltd,…

By Wu Siya BEIJING – “China’s rural areas account for more than 90% of the total land area, with the potential for developing rural photovoltaics is unlimited. PV not only empower the revitalization of rural industries, but also provide huge impetus for rural low-carbon development and the construction of beautiful villages. However, However, rural PV also has prominent problems such as unsightly appearance and security risks,” On the occasion of the 2024 Two Sessions, Zhong Baoshen, Chairman of LONGi Green Energy, emphasized in his motion. In the newly released 2024 Government Work Report, expected development goals in the energy field…

By Wu Siya BEIJING – “Nowadays, China’s photovoltaic industry absolutely ranks first in the globe in terms of not only market size, technology level, production and manufacturing, but also completeness of the industrial chain. I’m firmly convinced that the month-on-month decline in PV product exports will not be a long-term trend, but a volatile upward growth trend,” Liu Yiyang, Deputy Secretary General of China Photovoltaic Industry Association (CPIA), told China Economic Net during an exclusive interview. The 2024 Government Work Report released on March 5 showed that the renewable energy power generation installed capacity across China has historically surpassed thermal…

By:  Liu Qiyu BEIJING: “Virtually every country maintains close economic ties with China, whether through exports or imports. Consequently, a robust Chinese economy benefits the entire world,” pinpointed Muhammad Asghar, Chief Correspondent for the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP), while taking an exclusive interview with China Economic Net during the ongoing Two Sessions – which convene annually to map out development priorities. Asghar has been reporting the Two Sessions annually since 2017. As a foreign journalist in China, he considers it an honor and privilege to cover these major events. Through these sessions, he gains valuable insights into China’s governance…

By Meng Fanrong ISLAMABAD- Against the backdrop of sweeping global, regional, and local transitions, Ambassador (Retd) Syed Hasan Javed, a renowned Pakistani sinologist, has emphasized the significance of China’s Two Sessions, which are being held at a particularly critical moment. The Two Sessions, referring to the National People’s Congress (NPC) and the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), are annual gatherings that bring together China’s top legislators and political advisors to discuss national policies across various sectors. Amb Syed Hasan Javed observed that the current two sessions are taking place at a time of profound transitions affecting strategy, foreign relations,…

By Meng Fanrong SHANGHAI – Pakistani Consul General in Shanghai, Hussain Haider, has expressed his admiration for China’s remarkable modernization journey, viewing it as a valuable source of inspiration for Pakistan as it strives to achieve similar development goals. In an interview with China Economic Net during the ongoing China’s two sessions, namely the National People’s Congress (NPC) and the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), which saw the gathering of China’s top legislators and political advisors to discuss and decide on key national policies, the Consul General praised China’s achievements in economic growth, technological advancement, and social progress, noting…

By CGTN’s Michael Wang China’s latest Government Work Report signals a strong commitment to expanding domestic demand and consumption. The country is taking a multifaceted approach to unleashing domestic demand.These measures include stabilizing the labor market, creating more jobs, boosting incomes, and strengthening the social safety net. Looking into the report’s nuances, it mentions boosting”new types of consumption”, or areas ripe for more investment. The government will also aim to further reduce restrictive measures that may hinder consumption growth while cultivating and expanding areas of consumption that have strong growth potential.Among those listed, we can expect policies to accelerate…