Unification of pension funds on the agenda


BEIJING: After laying the groundwork for more than a decade, China has announced it will set up a unified national pension system before 2025.

The decision was unveiled in a document released by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China late last year, as policymakers addressed challenges posed by a rapidly greying population.

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