2025-12-09
54 分钟Hello and welcome to World Today.
I'm Ding Heng in Beijing.
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China's top leaders have mapped out the country's economic priorities for 2026 at Monday's meeting of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee.
The meeting highlighted eight areas of focus,
including boosting domestic demand, strengthening innovation,
deepening reform and opening up,
advancing low-carbon development and improving people's livelihoods.
The leadership noted that this year has been significant for China's modernization,
saying proactive and effective macro policies have been implemented despite mounting challenges.
Looking ahead to next year,
the meeting stressed the maintaining stability while at the same time pursuing progress.
So, for more,
my colleague Li Yunxi spoke with Professor Liu Baochun joining us from the University of International Business and Economics.