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City's political advisory body ends session
By Wang Yanlin |
January 30, 2010, Saturday
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THE annual session of the Shanghai's top political advisory body was concluded with many constructive advices, which would contribute to a successful World Expo and the city's long-term economic development, said a senior official today.
"The conference is fruitful, producing many important suggestions for us to improve our work," Yin Yicui, deputy secretary of the Shanghai Committee of the Communist Party of China, said at the closing ceremony of the local committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.
The Shanghai People's Congress, the city's top legislative body, will officially conclude its annual session tomorrow, and Mayor Han Zheng is scheduled to host a press conference to address questions on the session.
Yin said this year political advisers delivered many proposals for how to guarantee a safe, low-carbon and high-tech World Expo, which were very valuable for the operation of such a large international fair.
About 1,000 proposals were collected during this week. They also included suggestions for curbing runaway housing prices, providing more employment support for graduates, raising service quality for old people, and accelerating Shanghai's shift to a service-driven economy.
The mechanism of the local committee of the CPPCC was set up in 1949 when the People's Republic of China was founded. The session is usually held at the start of each year, serving to supervise and give advice on the work plan of the government.
The World Expo and a sustainable economic development top this year's work agenda of the city's top advisory body, its vice chairman Zhou Taitong said on Monday when the session was opened.
"The conference is fruitful, producing many important suggestions for us to improve our work," Yin Yicui, deputy secretary of the Shanghai Committee of the Communist Party of China, said at the closing ceremony of the local committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.
The Shanghai People's Congress, the city's top legislative body, will officially conclude its annual session tomorrow, and Mayor Han Zheng is scheduled to host a press conference to address questions on the session.
Yin said this year political advisers delivered many proposals for how to guarantee a safe, low-carbon and high-tech World Expo, which were very valuable for the operation of such a large international fair.
About 1,000 proposals were collected during this week. They also included suggestions for curbing runaway housing prices, providing more employment support for graduates, raising service quality for old people, and accelerating Shanghai's shift to a service-driven economy.
The mechanism of the local committee of the CPPCC was set up in 1949 when the People's Republic of China was founded. The session is usually held at the start of each year, serving to supervise and give advice on the work plan of the government.
The World Expo and a sustainable economic development top this year's work agenda of the city's top advisory body, its vice chairman Zhou Taitong said on Monday when the session was opened.
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