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Xinjiang works hard to promote employment: white paper
Xinjiang has over the past decades committed to promoting local employment, said a white paper issued here Monday. Over the years the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region government has implemented proactive employment policies and promote employment growth through sustainable economic development, said the white paper on...
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Xinjiang's ethnic minorities enter China's top state organs: white paper
The rights of ethnic minority peoples in northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region to participate in the administration of state affairs are under special protection, said a white paper issued by the Information Office of China's State Council Monday. The paper, titled "Development and Progress in Xinjiang" said, at present...
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"East Turkistan" forces seriously disrupt Xinjiang's development, progress: white paper
The "East Turkistan" forces seriously disrupt Xinjiang's development and progress, said a white paper issued by the Information Office of the State Council here Monday. The paper, titled "Development and Progress in Xinjiang", said the "East Turkistan" forces in and outside Xinjiang, without any regard for the well-being of the diverse peoples of...
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Xinjiang locals enjoy most tangible benefits from development: white paper
Local residents of Xinjiang have enjoyed the most tangible benefits from the region's rapid economic and social progress since 1949, particularly after China's reform and opening-up in the late 1970s, according to a white paper issued Monday by the Information Office of the State Council. The white paper, titled Development and Progress in Xinjiang, said that the central government has made it a national basic policy to help the frontier areas develop their economy for the common good and wealth, and worked out timely a series of strategic...
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Xinjiang has longest flight routes among all provinces: white paper
Xinjiang now has the largest number of airports and the longest flight routes among all provinces and autonomous regions in China, according to a white paper issued here Monday by the Information Office of the State Council. The white paper, titled Development and Progress in Xinjiang, said that Xinjiang's civil aviation has expanded swiftly, forming a network of 114 domestic and international flight routes.
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"East Turkistan" forces pose threat to regional security, stability: white paper
The "East Turkistan" forces pose a threat to regional security and stability, said a white paper issued by the Information Office of the State Council here Monday. The paper, titled "Development and Progress in Xinjiang", said the "East Turkistan" terrorist organizations, with "East Turkistan Islamic Movement (ETIM)" as representative, have carried out actions in Central and South Asia over a long period of time, creating many bloody incidents of terror and violence, including assassinations, arson and attacks on police.
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People live better life in Xinjiang: white paper
People in Xinjiang are enjoying easier travel, better housing and power supply, according to a white paper issued by the Information Office of the State Council here Monday. A wide range of transportation vehicles available has made travel much easier and faster, said the white paper on "Development and Progress in Xinjiang." In the early 1980s, it took nearly one week to travel from Urumqi, the regional capital, to Beijing by train. Now it takes only three hours by air, the report said.
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Most people of Xinjiang's 10 major ethnic minority groups believe in Islam: white paper
Most people of Xinjiang's 10 major ethnic minority groups, with a total population of over 11.3million, believe in Islam now, said a white paper issued by the Information Office of the State Council here Monday. The number of Islamic mosques has soared from 2,000 in the early days of the reform and opening-up drive to 24,300 now, and the body of clergy from 3,000 to over 28,000, said the white paper titled "Development and Progress in Xinjiang".
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People of all ethnic groups fully enjoy right of freedom in religious belief in Xinjiang
People of all ethnic groups fully enjoy the right of freedom in religious belief in Xinjiang, said a white paper issued by the Information Office of the State Council here Monday. The people's freedom to believe in, or not to believe in, any religion is protected by the law, and no state organ, public organization or individual may interfere with their choice, said the white paper titled "Development and Progress in Xinjiang".
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