China's achievements over the past decade can be described as "exceptionally successful," reflecting the strength of a governance model that combines long-term strategic planning with market mechanisms, said Rakhim Oshakbayev, director of Kazakhstan's "TALAP" Center for Applied Research.
Mushahid Hussain Syed, former chairman of the Defense Committee of the Pakistani Senate, noted that the two sessions serve as a key policy-making mechanism, with the 15th Five-Year Plan playing a pivotal role in steering China's economic growth and modernization path.
China's commitment to high-quality development and its emphasis on dialogue and long-term planning underscore its role as a key contributor to world stability and development, experts said, while highlighting the global relevance of the ongoing two sessions, the annual meetings of the top legislative and political advisory bodies.
China's development and experience not only drive its own modernization but also provide vital momentum for global growth amid a complex international landscape, said Juan Carlos Capunay, former executive director of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Secretariat and former Peruvian ambassador to China.
China's whole-process people's democracy is a valuable governance experience that Zambia can learn from, said Zambian ambassador to China Iven Zyuulu in an exclusive interview with Xinhuanet.
As the two sessions of the top legislature and top political advisory body convene in Beijing, international attention is fixed on the policies being formulated, particularly those outlining the trajectory of China's high-quality development under its new five-year blueprint.
The ongoing two sessions is an illustration of whole-process people's democracy, said Pakistani Ambassador to China Khalil Hashmi in a recent exclusive interview with Xinhuanet.
With China's annual legislative and political consultative sessions, known as the two sessions, underway in Beijing, foreign envoys and international journalists are closely watching the event for signals on the world's second-largest economy's development trajectory and its global implications.