Inside China’s 15th five‑year plan: What global businesses need to know.
China’s 15th Five‑Year Plan sets the country’s policy direction through 2030, shaping priorities in technology, industry, and geopolitics. For international businesses, understanding this blueprint is essential to anticipate regulatory shifts, localisation requirements, and new growth opportunities.
Join our expert guest, Dr. Jost Wübbeke, Managing Partner and Co‑founder of Sinolytics, as he unpacks what the new plan really signals. With over two decades advising governments and multinationals on Chinese industrial policy, Dr. Wübbeke explains how themes like self‑sufficiency, securitisation, and “new quality productive forces” are redefining the operating environment.
We will also cover:
- The plan’s distinct priorities and the rise of self‑sufficiency in technology, energy, food, and raw materials
- How securitisation and new regulatory standards are reshaping economic policy and market access
- The role of “new quality productive forces” and frontier technologies, with AI as a central driver
- The growing need for localisation and the impact of Chinese standard‑setting on foreign firms
Tune in for clear, practical insights into China’s latest strategic roadmap, and learn how to position your business for resilience and growth in this new era.
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