Time to break monopoly of state-owned enterprises: China Daily


BEIJING (China Daily/ANN): In a recent video conference, the State Council leading group for reforming state-owned enterprises (SOE) stressed that the country's three-year action plan for SOE reform has listed concrete steps to implement the top authorities' top-level design for reforming SOEs over the next three years.

The three-year action plan is to implement the measures outlined by the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China in late 2017 to push SOEs to adapt themselves to the market-oriented and law-based rules and norms in the new era as soon as possible and assume greater responsibility in an open and innovative environment.

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