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Xi Urges China to Boost Basic Research and Innovation Capacity
- Chinese President Xi Jinping called for stronger basic research and improved innovation capacity to build the country's scientific and technological strength during a symposium in Shanghai.
- Xi stressed that basic research is the foundation of the scientific system and highlighted the growing importance of original and disruptive innovation amid accelerating global competition in frontier research areas.
- He urged coordinated efforts among national institutions, universities, and enterprises, emphasizing systematic planning, industry-academia integration, talent development, and increased funding to create a comprehensive innovation chain from research to commercialization.
- Xi emphasized fostering a supportive environment for researchers, enhancing infrastructure, expanding international cooperation on major scientific challenges, and addressing these challenges with concrete measures.
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Xi Jinping stresses advancing basic research to solidify foundation for building China's strength in science, technology
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday urged greater efforts and more concrete measures to strengthen basic research, enhance China's capacity for original innovation, and further solidify the foundation for building the country's strength in science and technology.
·Beijing, China
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