China has joined OECD's Development Centre and has
signed cooperation agreements in order to create better
policies.
Chinese Minister of Commerce Gao Hucheng and Secretary-General
Gurría signed a Medium-Term Vision Statement and a joint
Programme of Work for 2015-2016.
The Programme of Work foresees that China and the OECD will
strengthen cooperation in 20 policy areas, ranging from
macroeconomic management and structural reform to regulatory and
public governance to green growth. It will also support China's
efforts to further open up its economy.
According to the OECD, these documents state the importance of
the OECD-China partnership to help address evolving challenges in
the years ahead.
