The much-hyped third plenary session of the 20th central committee of the Communist Party of China concluded recently drawing a new blueprint for China’s economic and social development. The third plenary session has focused on reform issues and made plans and arrangements for China’s development in the coming five to ten years. In promoting high-level opening-up, China will expand unilateral opening-up to the least developed countries, and open to the rest of the world its goods, service, capital, and labor markets in an orderly way, which will bring more development opportunities and share more benefits with developing countries like Nepal.

The plenary session has endorsed a resolution for developing support institutions and mechanisms for all-ground innovation to ensure coordinated efforts to promote integrated reform of institutions and mechanisms in the education, science and technology sectors. The resolution sets forth plans for further deepening reform across the board and makes overall arrangements for both economic structural reform and reform in other areas, which include concerning democracy and the rule of law, the cultural sector, the system for ensuring and improving the people’s wellbeing, the system of ecological conservation. For more details, watch this video;

https://www.cgtn.com/tv/replay?id=BeHBeAA