Wang said that China's fiscal policy support needs to intensify in the second half of the year to ensure sufficient funding for major projects and the protection of people's basic livelihoods. Meanwhile, monetary policy will be more targeted to help lower funding costs for smaller businesses, as there have been signs of marginal policy fine-tuning by the central bank, he added.
Wang Weilin, president of the hospital, said the money will help improve the hospital's services.
Wang called for more attention and grants by the government to support related research.
Wang Zhenjiang, an official for legislation at the Ministry of Justice, said levying huge fines to company executives will urge them to take their duties seriously and prevent violations.
Wang said that President Xi Jinping paid a successful state visit to France in March this year, strongly promoting China-France ties. The two countries have been deepening political mutual trust, making new achievements in pragmatic cooperation in various fields as well as communicating and coordinating more effectively on international affairs.
Wang said the center has transformed a number of Kenyan plants, including baobab and toothbrush trees, into medicinal teas, essential oils, and toothpaste, adding that many Kenyan farmers can lift themselves out of poverty by planting these plants.
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Wang Yiwei, director of the EU Studies Center at Renmin University of China in Beijing, said conditions in Europe are bringing the EU and China closer, as both sides support multilateralism.
Wang believes that the values advocated by Mandela also will enable the UN to better fulfill the noble mission of upholding peace.
Wang is currently a member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee, Vice Chairman and Secretary-General of the Standing Committee of the 12th National People's Congress (NPC), as well as a member of its Leading Party Members Group and Secretary of the Leading Party Members Group for the Organs under the NPC Standing Committee.
Wang attributed the pick-up in May to multiple factors including exchange rates and changes in asset prices.