China's new leaders, who will be formally appointed during the two sessions, will continue to deliver on the nation's "impressive work" in boosting bilateral ties with Europe, said a senior European Parliament official.
Experts believe this year's National People's Congress legislative plan, which includes a list of issues attracting widespread public concern, can bring legislative work closer to social progress.
Communist Party of China chief Xi Jinping and other senior leaders on Friday joined lawmakers in panel discussions on the Government Work Report.
He is a ministerial head, unfailingly polite and always finds time to answer journalists' questions, no matter how difficult.
Tibetan senior officials on Friday reiterated that judicial authorities hold a "solid chain of evidence" proving the 14th Dalai Lama and his followers are the driving forces behind self-immolations.
The central government will keep spending on education at current levels while stepping up monitoring of how money is used, according to top government officials.
Taking off his shoes and joining a line of other worshippers on a strip of white cloth, Bakri Mamut began his Friday prayer just as he would have back in his hometown in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region.
China's political advisers have called for more support to attract foreign experts to work in the nation.
A top social security official confirmed on Thursday there is no shortfall in the country's pensions for enterprise retirees, two days after Premier Wen Jiabao vowed to raise such funding by a further 10 percent this year.
Sitting among three deputies wearing hats from three different ethnic groups, Nurgul Kerim scribbled on a notepad, and in a low voice translated every sentence into the Uygur language during a group discussion by the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region delegation of the National People's Congress on Thursday morning.
State revenue invested in technology research and development will be more focused on strengthening basic research and developing science and technology related to people's livelihoods, a senior official said on Thursday.
Wearing short hair and wrapped in an army suit, her face beaten by the sun, Wen Min expresses her feminine side through her soft voice and dimples as she smiles.
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