Southwest China’s Chongqing Municipality has set its regional gross domestic product (GDP) growth target at about 6 percent for 2024, according to the annual session of the municipal people’s congress on Sunday.
The city also aims to increase added value of industries above the designated size by 7 percent, investment in fixed assets by 4 percent, and general public budget revenue by 6 percent, while limiting the consumer price index increase to about 3 percent, the city’s mayor Hu Henghua said when delivering the government work report.
Chongqing’s GDP reached 3.01 trillion Yuan (about 422.95 billion U.S. Dollars) last year.—APP
