Chinese President Xi Jinping met with former US President Bill Clinton in Beijing.
China will build a streamlined government administration by exempting more items from central government approval and pushing forward reform in public institutions.
Although the Party has decided to abolish the controversial "re-education through labor" system, the official end of the system can come no earlier than late December, experts said.
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A senior official of the Communist Party of China (CPC) has called for putting into action the reform blueprint set at a key meeting of the CPC.
Giving prominence to the market will help tackle industrial overcapacity and transform the current growth model, experts said.
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Urbanization and legal reform are two big issues faced by Chinese leaders currently, experts said on Saturday.
Chinese Vice Premier Wang Yang said on Saturday that the country will continue its efforts to develop the logistics industry and cut logistics costs.
Authorities in the northwestern Chinese city of Lanzhou Saturday introduced a two-month odd-even traffic restriction in its urban center effective Sunday, amid the latest efforts to curb severe winter pollution.
China is ready to send rescue and medical teams to the disaster-stricken areas in the Philippines hit by Super Typhoon Haiyan, Foreign Ministry spokesman Hong Lei said on Saturday.
China will reform its petition system and authorities must respond to and terminate cases within the legal framework, according to a key policy document of the Communist Party of China (CPC) published Friday.
Reform and opening-up will decide the destiny of modern China and it is also the key to realizing the dream of national rejuvenation, said Xi Jinping, general secretary of the CPC Central Committee.
The Decision on Major Issues Concerning Comprehensively Deepening Reforms was issued Friday to guide China's future reforms.
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