China’s Ruling Party to Hold Plenum on Five-Year Plan October
China's ruling Communist Party is set to hold a critical meeting in October to outline its five-year development plan. The meeting, known as a plenum, will address the country's economic challenges, both domestic and international. The plenum comes at a time when China is navigating various risks to its economy, including the ongoing trade tensions with the United States and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The five-year plan will likely focus on strategies to maintain economic growth, enhance self-reliance, and address social and environmental concerns. The outcome of the plenum will have significant implications for China's economic and political trajectory over the next five years. It will provide a glimpse into the party's priorities and the policy measures it intends to implement to address the country's pressing issues and ensure its continued development.
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