Chinese Leader Urges Economic Growth and Rejects Taiwan Independence
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President Xi called for economic resilience and rejected Taiwan independence during a major anniversary address.
Chinese President Xi Jinping urged officials to meet annual economic targets during a reception celebrating the founding of the nation. In his address, he emphasized Beijing's firm opposition to the island's independence and outside meddling. He also projected optimism regarding the country's capacity to navigate complex geopolitical hurdles.
- The address coincided with the seventy-seventh anniversary of the People's Republic of China.
- The leader appealed for greater certainty and momentum in domestic financial markets.
- The speech reiterated longstanding warnings against foreign interference in regional sovereignty.
Why it matters
National Day speeches by top Chinese officials serve as critical barometers for the ruling party's domestic priorities and foreign policy stances.
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- South China Morning PostXi projects confidence in National Day speech, with rallying call for economic growth2h ago · open ↗
- The Straits TimesChina's Xi talks economy, Taiwan at reception marking National Day4h ago · open ↗
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