Chinese Premier Li Qiang has doubled down on anti-corruption efforts, calling for a 'clean government' to support the nation's modernization goals. Speaking at a high-profile State Council meeting, Li emphasized the need to tackle corruption in finance, state-owned enterprises, and public projects—areas he described as 'key battlegrounds.'
🎯 'The fight requires unwavering perseverance,' Li stated, highlighting challenges in the current anti-graft landscape. The meeting, attended by top CPC officials including Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang and discipline inspection chief Li Xi, focused on stricter financial oversight and accountability for Party members.
💡 Key takeaways:
Prioritizing reforms to prevent misuse of public funds
Strengthening Party self-governance at all levels
Cracking down on corruption in bidding processes
This push aligns with President Xi Jinping's broader campaign against graft, now in its second decade. For young professionals tracking China's economic policies, these measures signal tighter regulations in sectors crucial to global supply chains and foreign investment.
