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Gansu unveils its 15th Five-Year Plan for high-quality development

Gansu province unveiled its 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30) during a news conference in Lanzhou on May 6, aiming to drive high-quality development and contribute to China's continued modernization.
Gansu aims to build stronger intl corridors

Gansu province will step up its role as a key corridor linking China with Central Asia, Europe and beyond as it deepens integration into the Belt and Road Initiative and the New International Land-Sea Trade Corridor, Governor Ren Zhenhe said on Wednesday.
Gansu economy posts strong growth in Q1

Gansu province reported strong economic performance for the first quarter. Its GDP reached 334.47 billion yuan, marking a 5.9 percent increase year-on-year.
Gansu's private sector drives new quality productive forces through innovation

Guo Qizhi, chairman of the Gansu Federation of Industry and Commerce, noted that private enterprises are not only a key pillar of high-quality development but also a driving force behind innovation and the rise of "new quality productive forces".
Gansu's foreign trade surges 16.6% amid expanding Belt and Road ties

Gansu province recorded a strong start to its foreign trade performance in 2026, with total imports and exports reaching 14.53 billion yuan ($2.1 billion) in the first two months.
Gansu leads China in museums per capita

Gansu province now has the highest number of museums per capita in China, a highlight of the province's growing momentum in cultural heritage protection and utilization, according to governor Ren Zhenhe.

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Gansu unveils its 15th Five-Year Plan for high-quality development

Gansu aims to build stronger intl corridors

Gansu economy posts strong growth in Q1

Gansu's private sector drives new quality productive forces through innovation

Gansu's foreign trade surges 16.6% amid expanding Belt and Road ties

Gansu leads China in museums per capita