CBCGDF Two Sessions Suggestion Working Group Holds the Second Preparatory Meeting

 The 2025 Two Sessions/Proposal Suggestion Meeting will be held at 9 am on February 20. On January 15, the Two Sessions Suggestion Working Group of the China Biodiversity Conservation and Green Development Foundation (CBCGDF) held the second preparatory meeting on the writing and collection of proposals for the Two Sessions/Proposal, as well as other work arrangements.

 


At the meeting, the heads of various departments of CBCGDF reported on the collection of proposals for the two sessions/proposals in this phase and the promotion measures for the next phase of collection, and made good connections and communications with all proposers to ensure the professionalism, scientificity and practicality of the final proposals. The CBCGDF Two Sessions Suggestion Working Group also clarified the progress schedule for the collection of proposals for the two sessions to the participants, leaving more time for the compilation of proposals and for the reference and comments of the representatives and members of the two sessions.

 

The 2025 Two Sessions/Proposal Meeting will be held online and offline in parallel, and will be live-broadcasted at the same time. So far, the CBCGDF Two Sessions Suggestion Working Group has collected more than 40 proposals, focusing in depth on national economy and people's livelihood concerns in the fields of ecological environment protection and green development. In the next stage, in addition to the number of proposals, the CBCGDF Two Sessions Suggestion Working Group will also work hard to improve the quality of proposals, serve as a bridge for efficient communication between proposers and representatives of the two sessions, and put forward more constructive and reasonable countermeasures and suggestions to promote high-quality development.

 

Original Chinese Article: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/u9ExuCsih4KXHI8m77Oxxw

Translator: Maggie

Editor: Maggie

Checked by: Richard     

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