In a significant move, the Communist Party of China unveiled a strategic plan to advance Chinese modernization during its recent plenary session in Beijing.

This initiative opens new avenues for global collaboration, offering other countries including Maldives opportunities to strengthen its economic ties with China.

Held from July 15 to 18, the session emphasized the importance of comprehensive reform and high-standard opening up, positioning China as a pivotal force in the global economy.

With over 300 critical reform initiatives set for completion by 2029, China aims to enhance its role as a global leader and a major trading partner for over 150 countries.

Chinese Ambassador to the Maldives, Wang Lixin, highlighted the Belt and Road Initiative as a central component of China's strategy, promoting international cooperation and creating substantial opportunities for countries like the Maldives.

The China-Maldives Friendship Bridge exemplifies the strong bilateral relationship between the two nations.

Under President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu's leadership, the Maldives is advancing economic reforms centered on sustainable development.

Ambassador Wang stated that China is committed to sharing its experiences in urban-rural development and ecological conservation to aid the Maldives in achieving its development goals.

President Xi Jinping reiterated that China's modernization efforts are a collective endeavor, inviting countries worldwide to participate in this journey of peaceful development and shared prosperity.