Published on: 2026-05-31
Source: The People’s Republic of China in Russian –
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Beijing, May 31 /Xinhua/ — An article by the General Secretary of the CPC Central Committee Xi Jinping on prospective planning and development of future industries will be published on June 1.
Article by Xi Jinping, who is also the chairman of the Central Military Commission and the chairman of the Central Military Council, will appear in issue 11 of the leading journal of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China “Qiushe” for the year 2026.
The article emphasizes that cultivating and developing future industries is of great importance for taking initiative in development, forming productive forces of a new quality, and improving the quality of life of the people.
As stated in the publication, it is necessary to apply targeted efforts and implement a focused policy in areas such as quantum technologies and biomanufacturing.
The article calls for strengthening industrial coordination to ensure complementarity and mutual reinforcement of emerging and traditional industries of the future.
The article emphasizes the need for an even greater number of key technological breakthroughs in priority areas, strengthening strategic, prospective, and systematic planning of fundamental research, and accelerating the implementation of scientific and technological achievements.
Leading scientific and high-tech enterprises that possess advanced key technologies and strong innovation potential should be actively created, it is stated in the publication.
There is noted the inevitability of improving tax-budget policy, active development of scientific and technological financing, optimization of government procurement, high-quality work on training, attracting and using personnel to create a favorable environment that encourages innovation.
The article also calls for creating an effective system of managing the industries of the future, paying attention to both development and safety, as well as deepening international cooperation.
Officials at all levels must expand their knowledge in the field of advanced science and technology, improve professional competence, understand the specifics of industries, and make well-considered decisions, the article notes.
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