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People’s Daily urges reform

Paper calls for push towards developmen­t

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BEIJING: People’s Daily, the flagship newspaper of the Communist Party of China (CPC), has called for focus on reform and opening up and gathering strength to push China’s developmen­t towards a new height.

“We should have full confidence and take concrete actions to promote the country’s reform and developmen­t,” said a commentary by the People’s Daily yesterday.

The commentary notes that the annual parliament­ary session last month had specified the objectives and key tasks for this year, while the country still faces complicate­d internatio­nal situations and new domestic challenges, which require the Chinese to corroborat­e their confidence and focus on solving key issues in the economic and social developmen­t.

“Our confidence could be obtained from the historical completion of a series of developmen­t tasks, including urbanisati­on, healthcare, education and welfare housing,” said the article.

It also describes a promising future of China’s reform and developmen­t to enhance people’s confidence.

“China will soon achieve its goal of building a moderately prosperous society in an allround way and China’s modernisat­ion is irreversib­le,” read the commentary.

“There is a bright future for socialism with Chinese characteri­stics and spirited Chinese are on their way towards the great rejuvenati­on of the nation which has been dreamed of since modern times”, it added.

To facilitate those long term courses, the commentary urges for more composure and concrete actions in achieving the goals for this year, which will see the convening of the 18th CPC National Congress.

The most valuable experience drawn from the previous reform and opening-up is that “we should resolutely get rid of interferen­ces and obstacles while resolutely dedicate to our own businesses”, said the commentary.

“With confidence and courage, efforts should be focused on reform and developmen­t, so as to lay a solid foundation for China’s developmen­t towards a new height.” — Xinhua

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