With China’s annual “two sessions” parliamentary gathering ending in early March, the new government term has kicked off. Photo: EPA-EFE
With China’s annual “two sessions” parliamentary gathering ending in early March, the new government term has kicked off. Photo: EPA-EFE

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After China’s ‘two sessions’, here are 8 areas in which Beijing will have its work cut out

  • From real estate and infrastructure to e-commerce and self-sufficiency, China’s policymakers have a range of hot-button issues on their plate this year
  • New government term officially kicked off this month, with institutional, legislative and policy changes that will map out China’s economic path for years to come

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With China’s annual “two sessions” parliamentary gathering ending in early March, the new government term has kicked off. Photo: EPA-EFE
With China’s annual “two sessions” parliamentary gathering ending in early March, the new government term has kicked off. Photo: EPA-EFE
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