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Foreign media pay great attention to China’s “two sessions”

www.chinanews.cn 2007-03-06 08:54:19

(Source: Xinhua)

Beijing, March 6 - Foreign media have paid great attention to the annual
full sessions of China’s National People’s Congress (NPC) and the
National Committee of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative
Conference (CPPCC), which opened in Beijing on Monday and Saturday,
respectively.
Asia News Time in Thailand issued a commentary on Monday, saying that
with the deepening of China’s opening-up reform and rapid economic
development, the NPC and the CPPCC are playing a more and more important
role in China’s political life.
The bills, proposals and suggestions brought by lawmakers and committee
members are directly concerned with the people’s livelihood and closely
linked to the political and economic construction of the nation, the
commentary said.
The NPC is China’s national legislature and the CPPCC is the top advisory
body.
The Paris-based Nouvelles d’ Europe, the biggest Chinese newspaper in
Europe, published an editorial expressing concerns about the
fortnight-long sessions of the NPC and CPPCC, as well as appreciation of
China’s strategy of building a harmonious society.
The editorial said people are concerned about the two sessions,
especially about the national policies established at the meetings and
the future orientation of China.
To build a harmonious society in China and to promote a harmonious world
at an international level would be the shining points of the two sessions
this year, it added.
An editorial published by Philippine World News said the CPPCC plays an
increasingly important role with its participation in the deliberation
and administration of state affairs and democratic supervision.
Japanese media reported that the Chinese government will focus its
efforts on addressing issues concerning people’s daily lives, including
the income gap, medicare, education and social security.
The Sankei Shimbun daily said that closing the income discrepancy between
rural and urban regions was highlighted in Premier Wen Jiabao’s annual
report delivered at the NPC meeting. And to that end, the Chinese
government will grant more favorable policies to rural areas, where over
900 million people live.
The Yomiuri Shimbun newspaper said the Chinese government will place
priority on issues like improving people’s livelihood, restricting the
requisition of farmland, creating more jobs, increasing the cheap housing
supply and protecting the interest of the disadvantaged.
Wen’s report underlined environmental and energy-saving concerns and
brought forward a guideline which emphasizes that China needs stable
rather than speed-only economic growth, the Jiji news agency said in its
reports.
In France, the major newspaper Les Echos used three full pages on China’s
achievements and the problems that need to be tackled.
The newspaper said that as lawmakers are gathering in Beijing to work on
policies for more balanced development and a reasonable wealth
distribution system, China is invoking all its power in order to build a
harmonious society.

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