Government Updates
Spokesman: Chinese political advisors show great concern to stimulus package
China's political advisors have shown great concern to the country's 4-trillion-yuan (585.5 billion U.S. dollars) stimulus package, saying efforts should be made to prevent "overlapping construction," according to a spokesman of the top advisory body's annual session.
Read moreEU is China's long-term strategic partner: minister
Visiting Chinese Commerce Minister Chen Deming said here on Friday afternoon that the European Union (EU) is China's long-term strategic partner.
Read moreChina's top advisory body to start annual session, with focus on global financial crisis
China's top political advisory body is to start its annual session Tuesday, with the focus on addressing global financial crisis.
Read moreChina inks trade deals with Swiss companies
A government think tank said China had to invest 5.74 trillion yuan (US$839.35 billion) by 2020 in constructing an all-round social welfare system to enhance people's livelihood.
Read moreState Council of P.R.C. Order No.550
Travel Agency Regulations has been approved and shall come into effect on 1st May, 2009.
Read moreNDRC: Notice of National Development and Reform Commission on Continuing to Make Good Use of Foreign
NDRC: Notice of National Development and Reform Commission on Continuing to Make Good Use of Foreign Preferential Loans to Promote Economic Growth
Read moreChinese banking profit up 30.6% in '08
China's banking industry reported 583.4 billion yuan (US$85.79 billion) of after-tax profit in 2008, up 30.6 percent, said China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) Thursday.
Read moreSearch for aviation execs goes global
The country’s leading aircraft manufacturer has launched an unprecedented global recruitment drive to find top executives to help it explore the international market, the group said yesterday.
Read moreUN warns of drug menace
Violence and corruption associated with the global drug trade are on the rise and efforts must be stepped up to combat drug use both in the country and abroad, participants said yesterday at the Centennial of the International Opium Commission.
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