Xi Jinping's 2025 Vision: Reunification and Economic Resilience

President Xi Jinping reasserts China's commitment to Taiwan reunification and global governance reform in his New Year message. He addresses economic concerns by highlighting China's post-pandemic recovery and advances in technology. As tensions with the U.S. loom, Xi remains steadfast in his diplomatic and economic strategies.

President Xi Jinping has reiterated China's unwavering commitment to Taiwan's reunification, asserting that no external force can obstruct the process. This declaration comes as he concludes 2024, amid growing economic concerns and the potential comeback of Donald Trump as U.S. President, threatening new trade measures against Beijing.

In his 2025 New Year Address, Xi emphasized the bond between people across the Taiwan Strait, underscoring China's 'One-China' policy. He noted advancements in global governance and solidarity with the Global South, as China aims for international stability.

Addressing domestic issues, Xi highlighted China's economic resurgence post-COVID-19, particularly improvements in sectors like new energy vehicles and technology. Despite challenges from U.S. tariffs, the production of innovative vehicles has surpassed milestones, showcasing China's technological achievements.

(With inputs from agencies.)