The National Bureau of Statistics released the 'Digital China Construction 2025 Action Plan', aiming for the added value of the core digital economy industry to account for over 10% of GDP this year.

PANews reported on May 16 that the National Bureau of Statistics released the 'Digital China Construction 2025 Action Plan', which proposes to achieve several digital development goals by the end of 2025, including that the added value of the core digital economy industry accounts for over 10% of GDP, computing power exceeding 300 EFLOPS, and steady progress in the construction of the data factor market. The plan also emphasizes enhancing the level of digital government affairs, promoting digital culture, digital society, and digital ecological civilization construction, as well as comprehensively strengthening digital security capabilities and improving the digital governance system.