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<font color=darkred>[March 14, 2010]</font> <br>China´s Premier Wen Jiabao meets the press

[March 14, 2010]
China´s Premier Wen Jiabao meets the press

Reports

Full Text: Work report of NPC Standing Committee

Full Text: Report on China´s central, local budgets

Full Text: Report on China´s national economic, social development plan

Full Text: Report on the Work of the Government

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[March 11, 2010]

Work reports of China´s Supreme People´s Procuratorate & China´s Supreme People´s Court

[March 10, 2010]

Environmental Protection Measures

[March 9, 2010]

China´s top legislator delivers NPC Standing Committee work report

[March 8, 2010]

CPPCC holds press conference on World Expo 2010

Sessions in Progress More

China´s parliament endorses government work report

China´s parliament, the National People´s Congress (NPC), on Sunday endorsed the government work report delivered by Premier Wen Jiabao.

China´s annual parliament session to hold closing meeting

The Third Session of the 11th National People´s Congress (NPC) is to hold its closing meeting at 9 a.m. Sunday.

Overseas media continue focus on China´s annual sessions as CPPCC session concludes

Overseas media continued their focus on the work of China´s top political advisory body, as well as that of the Supreme People´s Court and Procuratorate.

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Voices & Votes

[March 13, 2010]

<br><b>Tian Wei observations about this year´s CPPCC session</b><br><br>

Tian Wei observations about this year´s CPPCC session

<br><b>CCTV host Tian Wei interviews Zhao Qizheng</b><br><br>

CCTV host Tian Wei interviews Zhao Qizheng

Voices

Studio interview: Why "low-carbon" issue increasingly important?

World media focus on China government work report

The Associated Press said Wen promised strong growth this year and said the government would combat inflation and risks to banks to keep the rebound in the world´s third-largest economy on track.

Reuters said Wen stressed that China would maintain an appropriately easy monetary stance and and would seek to keep the currency basically steady at a reasonable and balanced level.

The Wall Street Journal´s website said Wen reiterated a target for gross domestic product (GDP) growth of 8 percent in 2010 from a year earlier, and promised again the government would adopt measures to support the economy.

German national news agency DPA quoted Wen as saying that: "This is a crucial year for continuing to deal with the global financial crisis, maintaining steady and rapid economic development, and accelerating the transformation of the pattern of economic development."

Singapore´s Lianhe Zaobao said Wen in his report promised to maintain an active fiscal policy and a moderately loose monetary policy. In 2010, China would keep the exchange rate of its currency basically stable at an appropriate and balanced level, while further improving the mechanism for setting the exchange rate.

Japan´s Tokyo Shimbun said that although China registered a growth rate of 8.7 percent in 2009, its investment-oriented economic growth pattern made it hard to guarantee stable and sustained development.