2025-02-28
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Now, here's your host, Shane Bigham with you on this Friday, February 28, 2025.
You're listening to the Beijing Hour, coming to you live from the Chinese capital.
And on today's program, the Central Committee of China's CPC Political Bureau has reviewed a draft of the government work report ahead of the annual two sessions meetings.
The US And Ukraine presidents will meet on Friday to sign a deal on Ukraine's minerals and rare earth resources, and China's vowed a swift reaction if the US Goes ahead with more tariffs on Chinese goods in business.
China achieved its GDP growth target for 2024.
In sports quarterfinal action from the Dubai Tennis Championships in Culture and Entertainment Museum of Pudong announces its first major exhibition for the year and now, checking the day's top stories, the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China's Central Committee has discussed a draft of the government work report.
The State Council will submit the report to the upcoming national legislative session next week.
The meeting, chaired by General Secretary Xi Jinping, reviewed the achievements of the past year, highlighting steady economic performance, solid progress in high quality development and stability across society.
The meeting called for efforts to further deepen reform, promote opening up and develop a modern industrial system.
It also urged efforts to implement more proactive macro policies, expand domestic demand and secure the steady development of the real estate and stock markets.
China's State Councils explained how it handled suggestions from NPC deputies and proposals of the CPPCC national committee in 2024.
Officials say they've translated these proposals into policies and measures.
They also the suggestions and proposals have contributed to the solution of a series of key issues concerning reform and development and the interests of the Chinese people.
Liu Jaxin reports.