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|  | Hi , Chinese Premier Li Keqiang said the country will continue to focus on supply-side reforms, financial risks, poverty and the environment this year and beyond in the drive for "high-quality growth", as he laid out plans for the year ahead at the start of the national legislature's new five-yearly session Monday. With an annual growth target of "about 6.5 per cent" for 2018, Li made it clear that the speed of economic expansion was less of a worry now that the risk of a hard landing had faded. Here are the key takeaways of the premier's 36-page report: - Achieve steady growth, reduce risk
- Cut fiscal debt, but not at the cost of infrastructure
- Strengthen the military, protect borders
- Fight for national interests, but open up to foreign investment
- Support for Hong Kong and Macau, a warning and a welcome for Taiwan
- Cut taxes and phone charges, woo returners
- Lift more people out of poverty
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