China's 14th Five-Year Plan Final Year Marks Economic Stability Innovation

China is concluding its 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-2025) and preparing to unveil its 15th plan for 2026-2030, which will continue to guide the nation's economic and social development. The 14th plan has emphasized stability as a foundation for growth, technological innovation, ecological progress, and greater openness to global markets, contributing significantly to global economic growth. China's approach prioritizes high-quality growth and sustainability, shifting from rapid expansion to economic restructuring and new growth drivers such as artificial intelligence. The government's commitment to reform and opening-up, including measures to expand the domestic market and attract foreign investment, has strengthened economic resilience despite global uncertainties. Historically, China's Five-Year Plans have been central to its modernization, shaping policies that impact 1.4 billion people and influence the global economy. As the country plans ahead, the upcoming Five-Year Plan is expected to reflect evolving priorities that continue to shape China's role on the world stage.