A technician debugs a robot in Rui'an City, east of China's Zhejiang province in January this year. The government’s “Made in China 2025” strategy for industrial modernisation aims to support the country’s transformation from a manufacturing hub into one of next-generation technological breakthroughs. Photo: Xinhua
A technician debugs a robot in Rui'an City, east of China's Zhejiang province in January this year. The government’s “Made in China 2025” strategy for industrial modernisation aims to support the country’s transformation from a manufacturing hub into one of next-generation technological breakthroughs. Photo: Xinhua
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What happens to ‘Made in China 2025’ as trade war fears grow

The objective of China’s version of the Fourth Industrial Revolution is to make the country more self-sufficient in a range of technologies and activities

Yingzhi Yang
Yingzhi Yang

Updated: 3:57pm, 5 Sep, 2018

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A technician debugs a robot in Rui'an City, east of China's Zhejiang province in January this year. The government’s “Made in China 2025” strategy for industrial modernisation aims to support the country’s transformation from a manufacturing hub into one of next-generation technological breakthroughs. Photo: Xinhua
A technician debugs a robot in Rui'an City, east of China's Zhejiang province in January this year. The government’s “Made in China 2025” strategy for industrial modernisation aims to support the country’s transformation from a manufacturing hub into one of next-generation technological breakthroughs. Photo: Xinhua
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