At the 2025 Two Sessions, China unveiled ambitious economic goals and policies to drive the nation’s sustained growth and modernization. The annual political gathering, known for setting China’s development agenda, highlighted key priorities like strengthening domestic demand and advancing high-quality development.
In a recent episode of BizTalk, host Zheng Junfeng spoke with a panel of experts to unpack what these goals mean for China’s future. Denis Depoux, Global Managing Director of Roland Berger, emphasized the importance of innovation and sustainability in China’s new economic blueprint.
Tahir Farooq, Chairman of Daily Ittehad Media Group and Vice President of the Council of Pakistan Newspaper Editors, shared insights on how China’s growth strategies could impact neighboring countries and open up new opportunities in the region.
Radhika Desai, a professor from the University of Manitoba and senior fellow at the Chongyang Institute for Financial Studies, discussed the global implications of China’s focus on high-quality development. She pointed out that China’s approach could set new standards for modernization worldwide.
Zhou Mi, senior research fellow at the Chinese Academy of International Trade and Economic Cooperation, highlighted the steps China is taking to boost domestic consumption and foster innovation. He noted that these efforts are crucial for building a resilient economy that benefits both China and its global partners.
For young people around the world, China’s economic direction offers a glimpse into the future of global development. As the nation prioritizes modernization and sustainable growth, it presents new opportunities and challenges that will shape the world they inherit.
