On January 30, a symposium was held in Huaihua City to plan key reforms for 2026. In the the symposium, the key reforms for 2026 were delivered and the work for the deepening reform across the board was arranged in the next phase. The symposium was presided over by Li Weilin, member of the Standing Committee of the CPC Huaihua Municipal Committee and secretary-general of the CPC Huaihua Municipal Committee. The leaders from the liaison offices of special groups leading various reform and the units leading reforms in key areas attended the symposium.

It was emphasized in the meeting to heighten political awareness from a broader perspective and to deepen reforms in terms of ideology, politics and action. It called for aligning thoughts and actions with the decisions and plans of the Central Committee and the work requirements of the CPC Hunan Provincial Committee and CPC Huaihua Municipal Committee, using reform-oriented thinking to break down institutional and systemic barriers, and advancing reforms with a pioneering and courageous spirit toward deeper and broader fronts.

We must uphold the integration of problem-oriented, goal-oriented, and outcome-oriented approaches, focusing on enhancing the effectiveness of reforms. Efforts should be made to concentrate on key tasks such as the reform of the management systems of cultural institutions and state-owned scenic areas, with an emphasis on systemic integration and comprehensive advancement. We must accelerate the transformation of ecological advantages into development strengths and drive the implementation of reforms to achieve tangible results with the perseverance symbolized by the spirit of driving nails.

We need to strengthen innovative, systematic and bottom-line thinking, and comprehensively enhance the capacity to deliver on reforms. We will learn from proven experience and conduct differentiated explorations, focus on coordinated collaboration, and build iconic reform brands. We will complete the rectification of the first batch of 12 key projects in accordance with laws or regulations by the end of this year, and must conduct risk assessments on social stability and solicit public participation for reforms relevant to the vital interests of the people. Going forward, we will continue to shore up weaknesses, strengthen strong points and foster competitive edges, and with the tangible outcomes of reforms, provide solid support for building a new highland of reform and opening-up in inland areas.