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By Stephan Ossenkopp
Both the plenary session resolution and the statements made at the press conference are enormously significant. They are a benchmark for global confidence in China's future path.
China's commitment to expanding its high-standard opening up will continually infuse the Chinese economy with fresh dynamism and vitality, while also creating new opportunities for the world.
By Robert Walker
The results of China's capacity to concentrate on major tasks are equally evident in its rapid transition from a rural economy to a global industrial power, in the successful elimination of extreme poverty, in building the world's largest high speed train system and in pursuing a fast transition to green energy.
By David Morris
The Third Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China that convened in Beijing from July 15 to 18 will be a milestone in seeking to find solutions to some tricky economic problems in a complex, global environment.
By Djoomart Otorbaev
The vast and motivated Chinese nation continues progressing through cooperation with other countries and communities. It provides countries in the Global South and other regions with opportunities for mutually beneficial cooperation and instills confidence in achieving positive outcomes.
By Jiang Xiaojuan
Since 1978, China's policy of reform and opening up has been pivotal in propelling the nation toward big achievements. Its distinct and unique path of development has thrived due to a system and mechanisms that have been continually fine-tuned and strengthened through ongoing reforms.
With many developing nations lacking access to AI technology, a new Chinese initiative adopted by the U.N. General Assembly is a major step toward narrowing the global digital divide.
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte's visit to China, celebrating a decade of "open and pragmatic partnership," signals a promising step forward for bilateral relations.
Climate change is a common challenge facing all of mankind. China is actively participating in and making major contributions to global climate governance.
China is always reforming, instead of considering it finished. Even though reforming means tougher tasks and bigger challenges, they will still appear where the people need them.
