Beijing issues early 2026 investment plan 


It is the latest effort to boost investment and support economic growth. — Reuters

BEIJING: China’s state planner has released early investment plans for 2026, including two major construction projects, involving about 295 billion yuan (US$42.21bil) in central budget funding, in ‌its latest effort to boost investment and support economic growth.

The National Development and ​Reform Commission (NDRC) said yesterday it has also recently approved or cleared a number of large infrastructure projects including Guangzhou’s new airport, water resource facilities and major scientific research platforms with a ‍total investment exceeding ‍400 ​billion yuan.

The projects “will further improve China’s modern infrastructure system and provide strong support for a smooth start to the 15th Five-Year Plan,” ‍NDRC spokesperson Li Chao ‌said.

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