China'S System Is Conducive To Policy Stability

Overseas experts and scholars have been talking about the draft plan for 13th Five-Year, which is being discussed in China's two sessions. In recent days, the Chinese system guarantees the continuity and strong execution of the policy. Drawing up a blueprint for the "Five Year Plan" will escort China's rapid and steady development.

John Naisbitt, a famous American futurist, points out that China's institutional advantages are conducive to stimulating vitality and maintaining the stability and continuity of policies, which is crucial to economic development.

Manoj Josh, a researcher at the India observer research foundation, pointed out that China is heading towards the goal of becoming a wealthy country. Various ways to achieve this goal lie before us: the "one belt and one way" initiative, which integrates China with the external economies, and has "made in China 2025" to guide industrial upgrading.

Innovation and development.

"Compared with other development models, China's development model has been more successful."

Mustafa Mashahuri, former trade minister of Morocco, said.

In his view, one of the major characteristics of China's development path is to pay more attention to the coordinated development of the whole as a whole, and pay close attention to the progress of economic, political, social, cultural and ecological civilization construction.

He believes that the great success of China's system and development path is inextricably linked to the strong leadership of the CPC.

Christian Haq, Professor of politics and contemporary history at University of Bonn, Germany, believes that the socialist system, the leadership of the Communist Party of China and the reform and opening up are the most important characteristics of contemporary China's development model.

The unprecedented achievements of China's social and economic development over the past 30 years are inseparable from the policies of reform and opening up. At the moment, reform and opening up are still the basic national policies for China's sustained and stable implementation.

According to Umna Hamaki, Dean of Economics Department of the University of einshams University in Egypt, there are two main reasons for the rapid development of China's economy: on the one hand, a series of correct economic and financial policies have been adopted.

On the other hand, the Chinese government has highly effective policy execution, so that every development plan can be implemented smoothly.

Hamaki also noted that an important feature of China's development path is to attach importance to people's livelihood.

"The Chinese government has used the benefits of economic growth to improve people's living standards and achieved good results, which is commendable."

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"The way to guide social and economic development has achieved remarkable results, which has aroused wide attention of observers.

Mohamed Gary, an expert in international law at the University of cardy Yi ad, Morocco, believes that China has formulated the "Five Year Plan" to provide direction and blueprint for social and economic development in the coming period. This practice has laid a solid foundation for China to become a world economic power.

Pierre Picaard, a French expert on Chinese issues and a doctor of geopolitics at Paris eighth University, believes that China's blueprint for five years has been pragmatic and flexible, promoting the revitalization and development of contemporary China and making an important contribution to China's success.

The continuity of the 13th Five-Year plan is crucial to China's future.

"No other country can have long-term development plans and short-term development goals like China."

Stephen Perry, chairman of the 48 Group clubs of Britain, who has studied the Chinese problem, said.

He believes that the "Five Year Plan" reflects an important stage of China's economic development.

Through the "13th Five-Year plan", China has told the outside world the direction of China's efforts in various fields in the next 5 years, and this plan will also affect the world.

Luo Siyi, the former British economist and former director of the London Economic and business policy department, said that China's "Five Year Plan" has set some key economic parameters and macroeconomic objectives for the economic operation. This macroeconomic structure has made China achieve faster economic growth than the west, and is also conducive to effective coping with the economic crisis.