China set its GDP growth target at around 6.5 percent for 2018, according to the government work report on March 5.
China will abolish domestic data roaming fees to cut costs for increasingly digital Chinese consumers.
China will make breakthroughs in reform and continue to develop productive forces, Premier Li Keqiang said on March 5.
Many of China’s pilot free trade zones plan to build both coastal and inland free trade ports this year to put the country’s economic growth on a firmer footing.
China has reduced taxes for enterprises by more than 2 trillion yuan via VAT reform, Premier Li said on March 5.
China plans to expand its demonstration program for smart manufacturing by adding about 100 pilot projects this year, sources said on March 5.
Delivering the government work report on March 5
Delivering the government work report on March 5
Delivering the government work report on March 5
Delivering the government work report on March 5
Achieving high-quality growth is one of the essential tasks of China’s new era in order for the country to meet its long-term goals.
