On Monday, China unveiled a comprehensive set of guidelines designed to enhance public well-being and effectively tackle the most critical issues affecting its populace. This initiative, jointly developed by the General Office of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and the General Office of the State Council, emphasizes the importance of fostering a fairer, more balanced, inclusive, and accessible framework for public services.
Among the key points highlighted in the guidelines is the provision of social insurance subsidies directed at university graduates and those encountering job market challenges. There will also be a gradual overhaul of basic public services to ensure they are accessible based on a person’s permanent residence.
In a move to boost educational opportunities, plans are in place to either construct or expand over 1,000 high-quality general high schools, particularly aiming to enhance educational facilities in county-level institutions. Additionally, the guidelines advocate for the extended opening hours of cultural institutions, including museums, libraries, and art galleries, to promote community engagement.
Furthermore, the guidelines pledge to enhance coordination and cooperation among various government departments concerning major policies related to the welfare of the public, thereby ensuring a unified approach to improving the lives of the people.
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