China Targets RMB100 Trillion Services Sector with Ambitious Upgrade Plan

13 articles · Updated · Reuters · Apr 21

China's State Council has released a plan to expand and upgrade the services sector, aiming for RMB100 trillion in industry scale by 2030.
The policy focuses on advancing producer services, boosting consumer service quality, and strengthening areas like logistics, software, healthcare, and environmental services.
Authorities also stress digital transformation, integration with manufacturing, enhanced talent development, and deeper international cooperation to raise global competitiveness.

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