On April 14th, Premier Li Qiang presided over an executive meeting of the State Council in Beijing. The meeting centered on implementing the recent important speeches by General Secretary Xi Jinping on building a strong country and national rejuvenation.
One of the main topics of discussion was employment policy measures. The meeting highlighted the importance of employment stability as the foundation of people’s livelihood. While maintaining the overall stability of employment policies, the meeting emphasized the need for targeted optimization and adjustment of phased policies to support weak links and ensure overall employment stability. The meeting also emphasized the importance of stabilizing policy posts, expanding employment space through multiple channels, and providing employment services for key groups such as college graduates and migrant workers. Efforts were also directed towards resolving structural employment contradictions, stabilizing employment in manufacturing and foreign trade enterprises, and optimizing the professional setting of colleges and universities to better align with market demand.
Another important agenda item was the “Regulations on the Administration of Commercial Encryption (Revised Draft)”. The meeting acknowledged the increasing importance of commercial encryption in ensuring network and information security and safeguarding personal privacy and commercial secrets. The meeting called for the full implementation of the overall national security concept and the establishment of mechanisms to promote commercial encryption technology innovation, transformation, and industrial application, to foster sustainable and healthy development of the commercial encryption market.
The meeting also discussed other matters, though specific details were not provided in the summary.
In summary, the executive meeting of the State Council, presided over by Premier Li Qiang, focused on implementing key policy measures related to employment stability and commercial encryption management. The meeting emphasized targeted optimization of policies, support for weak links, and the need to align with market demand and national security considerations.