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A cluttered police on the Tiananmen Square march outside the Great Hall of People Before the Closing of the Political Advisory Conference of the Chinese People (CPPC) in Beijing on March 12, 2009. The annual Chinese parliamentary sessions, the National People’s Congress (NPC) and its advisory auxiliary, CPPC are suitable for economics and unemployment.
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The Chinese leadership will start the annual Parliamentary Assembly on Tuesday, setting economic measures aimed at achieving the expected growth target of 5%, even if the tariff threats from the American machine.
Thousands of delegates across the country He gathered in Beijing for the largest political event of the country known as “two sessions”.
The long-awaited event, consisting of two parallel meetings of the meetings, will begin with an introductory meeting of the Chinese people, the highest advisory body, at 3 pm local time (2 o’clock in the morning) in the Big Hall in Beijing.
At the opening ceremony, CPPC members will consider and approve the agenda for the future meeting and listening to the Vang Haning Chairman.
The beginning of the National People’s Congress is scheduled to open on Wednesday.
In the framework of the NPC meeting, investors will closely monitor the government report submitted by the Chinese Prime Minister Lee Ten Wednesday, where the policy is expected to set the country’s economic growth by “about 5%”, while increasing the target of the financial budget to 4% of the gross product with 3% last year.
Leaders are expected to review their annual consumer price inflation up to about 2%, which is the lowest in two decades.
The weekly event, which will end on March 10, is usually accompanied by a press conference with the Foreign Minister and the head of the economic departments.
The meeting coincides with US President Donald Trump’s plans to double new tariffs for Chinese imports to 20%, starting with the country’s Fentanyl’s stream.
On Tuesday the Ministry of Commerce repeated that Beijing “firmly deflected” Additional tariffs and promised to accept countermeasures, a day after the Chinese state media Global Times reported this Officials are considering tariffs for revenge on American agricultural and food.
