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CPC leadership meeting urges improving Party conduct, fighting corruption

2024-12-09 19:46 Last Updated At:23:17

The Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee on Monday held a meeting to discuss plans to improve Party conduct and fight corruption for the year 2025.

The meeting was chaired by Xi Jinping, general secretary of the CPC Central Committee.

Disciplinary inspection and supervision bodies must maintain a tough stance against corruption, and regular oversight and inspection should cover the implementation of major reforms, it said.

Continued efforts must be made to tackle misconduct and corruption that directly affect people's lives, and ensure the general public will better and more equitably benefit from the achievements of reform and development, according to the meeting.

Prior to the meeting, Xi chaired a meeting of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee, which heard a briefing on the work of the CPC Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) and the National Commission of Supervision in 2024.

It was decided that the fourth plenary session of the 20th CCDI will be held from Jan 6 to 8, 2025.

The meeting also analyzed and studied the economic work of 2025.

CPC leadership meeting urges improving Party conduct, fighting corruption

CPC leadership meeting urges improving Party conduct, fighting corruption

CPC leadership meeting urges improving Party conduct, fighting corruption

CPC leadership meeting urges improving Party conduct, fighting corruption

Marking China's 11th Space Day, the China National Space Administration (CNSA) introduced major space projects in the 15th Five-Year Plan period on Friday in Chengdu, the provincial capital of Sichuan in the southwest, the main venue of a series of events marking this day.

Jointly sponsored by the CNSA and the provincial government, the event revealed major sci-tech achievements and space industry updates, with Shan Zhongde, head of the CNSA, introducing China's major space projects to be implemented in the next five years.

"In the areas of entering space, utilizing space, exploring space, and governing space, we will intensify the efforts to carry out key projects including manned spaceflight, lunar probe, planetary probe, and the national satellite internet. We will pace up the demonstration and launch of a new generation of space-power initiatives such as heavy-lift rockets, reusable launch vehicles, and next-generation national space infrastructure. In the fields of lunar and planetary probe, asteroid defense, on-orbit service, and space debris mitigation, we will deepen international collaboration, build the International Lunar Research Station, have in-depth engagement in global space governance, and create an open and cooperative landscape for China's space industry to build a community with a shared future for mankind," Shan said.

The CNSA also released a series of updates marking the Space Day, including the latest lunar discoveries from the Chang'e-5 mission, two new minerals named magnesiochangesite-(Y) and changesite-(Ce), selected international partners for the Tianwen-3 Mars mission, announcement of international cooperation opportunities for the Xihe-2 mission, and the Version 1.0 of the Commercial Space Standards System.

On the same occasion, Xie Jun, deputy chief designer of the BeiDou system, Zhang Bing, member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and veteran astronaut Ye Guangfu, were appointed as the 2026 China Space Public Welfare Ambassadors.

More than 30 side events will take place across Chengdu during the Space Day period. Highlights include a space science exhibition at the Chengdu New International Convention and Exhibition Center, a VR sci-fi drama aimed at extending space knowledge, and the Space Wish Initiative launched by the China Media Group (CMG), inviting the public to share their stories related to space.

"We plan to put up over 30 activities in various forms with rich content for the Space Day to give people a feeling for the evolution and dynamism of China's space program. Aside from offering academic exchange platforms for professionals, we place more emphasis on engaging the public, particularly young people, in carrying forward the spirit and culture of space exploration," said Wang Cheng, secretary-general of the China Space Foundation.

Officials introduces space projects in 15th 5-Year Plan period

Officials introduces space projects in 15th 5-Year Plan period

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