Beijing – China has announced plans to boost scientific and technological innovation in the ecology and environment sector, aiming to build a greener and more beautiful nation. The new guidelines, released by the Ministry of Ecology and Environment along with other government agencies, outline a comprehensive strategy to achieve these goals.

According to the guidelines, by 2035, China expects significant improvements in the overall efficiency of its innovation system. This includes advancements in key technologies, equipment, and the development of a robust pool of high-level scientific talent.

The government plans to deepen reforms in the scientific and technological sectors, enhancing the country's ability to manage ecological and environmental challenges effectively. Key focus areas include:
 Strengthening basic research
 Achieving breakthroughs in critical technologies
 Facilitating the transformation and transfer of scientific achievements

To ensure the success of these initiatives, China will foster an open and inclusive innovation environment while promoting financial support and international cooperation.

The Ministry emphasized that these efforts are vital to enhancing ecological governance and achieving long-term sustainability goals.