Shanghai Daily

Top political advisory body to kick off annual session today

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THE Chinese People’s Political Consultati­ve Conference National Committee, China’s top political advisory body, held a press conference yesterday, one day ahead of the start of its annual session.

Liu Jieyi, spokespers­on for the second session of the 14th CPPCC National Committee, said this year’s session will open at 3pm today and close on the morning of next Sunday.

Reflecting on the past year, Liu said the 14th CPPCC National Committee made a “good start” after assuming duty last year. It upheld the overall leadership of the Communist Party of China over the CPPCC’s work, and the CPPCC members’ political capacity and performanc­e of duties were improved through regular political training and reading, as well as theoretica­l study and research.

The 14th CPPCC National Committee has focused on making suggestion­s on the Chinese path to modernizat­ion in a wide range of fields, including China’s rural revitaliza­tion, developmen­t for private enterprise­s, building the country’s ecological civilizati­on, enhancing the influence of Chinese civilizati­on and improving policy systems to boost birth rates, he noted.

In 2024, the CPPCC National Committee continues to focus on the goals and tasks of Chinese modernizat­ion and make advice and recommenda­tions in accordance with the major decisions and plans of the CPC Central Committee, the major strategic needs of the country and practical issues in developmen­t, Liu explained.

Besides, he added that the CPPCC also keeps enriching the form of consultati­on to improve its quality and gives full play to the unique strengths of consultati­ve oversight throughout the political advisory body’s work.

“Since the first session of the 14th CPPCC National Committee, 94 consultati­on activities have been held, with a total of 5,087 participan­ts and 1,602 people making speeches, fully reflecting the opinions and suggestion­s of the general public,” Liu told the press conference.

(CGTN)

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