This plan aims to enhance self-reliance, technological excellence, and economic fortification against any Western attempts to stifle China's growth or impose sanctions. In truth, discussing this plan and its axes should push all countries seeking to achieve high economic growth rates and a form of leadership in a world economy where only the biggest players have a place. The first axis of this plan is the shift from the 'World's Factory' to the 'World's Mind'. During a pivotal meeting recently held by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, Ramy Kamal Nasour* approved China's new five-year plan (2026-2030), which is considered one of the most ambitious plans in the country's modern history.
