Marina Ragus, deputy speaker of Serbia's National Assembly, said the two sessions are an important window for understanding today's China.
As the annual national two sessions approach, China is expected to send strong and fresh signals on pushing high-quality development, leveraging greater policy and reform support to ensure steady economic growth and social progress.
Noting that this year marks the beginning of the 15th Five-Year Plan period, experts said the key political meetings will set the tone for maintaining steady economic growth and advancing economic transformation.
With China's two sessions opening this week, this year's government work report is expected to highlight the country's commitment to diplomatic values and principles, such as mutual respect, peaceful coexistence and win-win cooperation, which will help build a new type of major-country relationship.
Carlos Vasquez, Peruvian ambassador to China, stated in a recent interview with China Daily that the upcoming China's 15th Five-Year Plan will show that the Chinese government attaches great importance to formulating long-term plans and maintaining strategic clarity. In his view, the proposals fully demonstrate the ability of the Chinese economy to cooperate with other countries.