Chinese President Xi Jinping has called for deeper military-civilian unity to strengthen national development and security. During a recent directive, Xi emphasized the need to enhance cooperation between the military and both the government and civilian sectors.
His remarks were delivered at a national conference in Beijing on Wednesday. The event celebrated model cities and counties that have shown outstanding efforts in promoting military-civilian unity across the country.
President Xi, who also serves as General Secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) and Chairman of the Central Military Commission, highlighted the importance of the CPC’s leadership. According to him, ensuring the Party’s central role remains critical for achieving long-term stability and progress.
He also stressed the urgency of pushing forward reform and innovation within all sectors. By advancing new policies and refining existing systems, China can better support its development goals. Xi encouraged continued efforts to build mechanisms that promote mutual support and shared responsibility.
The concept of military-civilian unity has long played a vital role in China’s national strategy. Xi reiterated that deepening this unity will help create a stronger foundation for national defense and economic development.
Furthermore, he pointed out that local governments must actively participate in this mission. Through joint initiatives, civil society and the military can collaborate more effectively. Xi believes that unity not only enhances resilience but also inspires patriotism and public service.
This year’s conference honored local governments that excelled in building military-civilian partnerships. The event showcased success stories from communities where cooperation led to tangible progress.
With continued focus on military-civilian unity, China aims to reinforce its national strength, improve social cohesion, and uphold Party leadership in all areas of governance.
