TREE NEWS update: China’s National Development and Reform Commission said 81 supporting measures have been issued in the past six months under a two-year plan covering 131 key tasks for 2026 and 2027, with more than 60% of the priority work showing clear progress. Li Chunfang, deputy director of the NDRC’s industrial development department, gave the figures at a press conference on the 29th. Twenty-seven provincial-level regions have held their own services-sector conferences and issued expansion and upgrading documents.
China’s NDRC: 81 Supporting Measures Issued Under Two-Year Services Plan
The headline number is less telling than the delivery structure: provincial-level conferences and matching documents suggest the services push is being operationalised through local governments rather than left as a central directive. That matters for RWA and tokenisation narratives, which in China have consistently advanced through provincial pilot zones and state-linked platforms rather than national rulemaking. The open question is whether this administrative momentum translates into concrete cross-border or digital-services frameworks, or remains a domestic consumption and employment exercise.
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