China to tackle excessive competition, align policy with five-year transition plan
By MLex Staff ( October 15, 2025, 08:51 GMT | Insight) -- China will take multiple measures to build a first-class industrial ecosystem and continue tackling disorderly and irrational competition, Premier Li Qiang said Tuesday, linking the effort to wrapping up the current five-year plan and laying the groundwork for the next. The call to “comprehensively regulate disorderly and irrational competition” is not new, but its renewed prominence — alongside innovation and accelerating the application of scientific and technological advances — suggests it will form part of the long-term structural agenda under the 15th Five-Year Plan.China will take multiple measures to build a first-class industrial ecosystem and continue tackling disorderly and irrational competition, Premier Li Qiang said Tuesday, linking the effort to wrapping up the current five-year plan and laying the groundwork for the next....
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