Xi Jinping, chair of the Central Military Commission, has just signed off on a groundbreaking set of rules aimed at revolutionizing the research and development of military equipment. 🛡️
These new regulations, which consist of 49 articles spread across eight chapters, are set to take effect on March 1. They introduce comprehensive guidelines covering everything from quality control and cost management to safety and confidentiality.
But what does this mean for the future of military technology? The rules are designed to ensure that research is not only high-quality and efficient but also cost-effective and sustainable. This forward-thinking approach emphasizes original innovation, independent research and development, and the balance between controllability and open exchange.
Moreover, the regulations highlight a push for self-reliance, aiming to strengthen the capabilities in equipment-related scientific research. With an innovation-driven strategy at its core, the plan also includes improved planning and accelerated efforts to achieve technological independence.
To keep everything on track, the new rules call for enhanced supervision and regulation, complete with detailed accountability measures.
In a colorful display of cutting-edge technology, China's J-20 stealth fighter jets recently performed in a stunning formation during Airshow China in Zhuhai, Guangdong Province, exemplifying the kind of advanced equipment these regulations seek to foster. ✈️
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Xi signs order to promulgate revised military equipment research rules
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