China’s President Xi Jinping Pushes for Qualitative Economic Improvement and Measurable Growth
Chinese President Xi Jinping urges effective qualitative improvement and reasonable quantitative growth to strengthen the national economy.
POLICY WIRE — Beijing, China — Chinese President Xi Jinping delivered an address on Thursday emphasizing the necessity of effective qualitative improvement alongside reasonable quantitative expansion in the national economy, according to state media reports from Xinhua.
The presidential remarks coincided with commemorations honoring the 90th anniversary of the Long March. The stated economic direction is designed to carefully balance key financial metrics with overarching strategic objectives.
Xi highlighted that the nation will advance effective qualitative improvement and reasonable quantitative growth while simultaneously preserving social harmony and stability. His speech maintained a resolute tone, conveying strong confidence in the country’s economic trajectory amid a complex global landscape.
During the Fourth Plenum, national leadership reinforced the presidential emphasis on innovation-driven, secure, and sustainable expansion as a foundational element of the 15th Five-Year Plan. This approach builds upon the signature concept of new quality productive forces previously highlighted by Xi during legislative sessions with delegates from Jiangsu Province.
A significant Party leadership meeting also noted that the country will continue implementing a more proactive fiscal policy and a moderately loose monetary policy to support economic development goals.
Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)
