China is ramping up efforts to boost government efficiency and performance by 2025, aiming to make public services more accessible and responsive to its citizens. The announcement came during the opening of the third session of the 14th National People’s Congress in Beijing on Wednesday.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang presented the government’s plans, highlighting a commitment to practical solutions grounded in real-world conditions. The strategy focuses on implementing decisions made by the Communist Party of China Central Committee, fostering innovation in policy execution.
One of the key initiatives is the acceleration of a digital government transformation. This means better online platforms for government services, making it easier for people to access what they need with just a few clicks. The integrated national online platform will be refined to provide one-stop services, streamlining processes that traditionally took much longer.
The plan also includes improving mechanisms for managing major matters through list-based management, ensuring transparency and efficiency. This approach is expected to eliminate red tape and make government operations more efficient.
“We’re dedicated to solving problems based on actual conditions and enhancing our government’s performance,” the report stated.
For young people and tech-savvy citizens, these changes could mean more efficient access to services like education, healthcare, and business licenses. By embracing digital solutions, China is stepping towards a future where government services are more aligned with the needs of its people.
