The ministry said the blast, which happened on Nov 28 at a chemical plant in Zhangjiakou, Hebei province and killed 23 people, was the most serious incident by a state-owned enterprise in the chemical industry in recent years.
The measures came after the ministry decided to share the data with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, a move in line with the central government’s policy to boost data connectivity among departments.
The meeting called for further opening-up in the field of science and technology, fully using international resources in innovation, the statement said.
The meeting also highlighted that commercial banks, especially for the medium and small-sized ones, need to increase capital through multiple channels.
The ministry ordered more police patrols to monitor the traffic and cope with emergencies when large traffic influx emerges, and to assist drivers to avoid traffic jams.
The meeting of top economic policymakers was seen as a prelude to the trade disputes that will dominate the two-day G7 summit that begins on Friday in Quebec.
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The marriage rate is relatively low in China's most developed regions. For example, as of the end of last year, in Shanghai only 4.4 people out of every 1,000 people married in the year, the lowest rate in the country. Tianjin, Guangzhou, and Beijing also recorded low marriage rates.
The ministry launched a four-year campaign aimed at registering all Chinese residents eligible for social insurance into a national database in 2014. The work was expected to be roughly finished by the end of 2017. This year, efforts will be made to include all the info into the database.
The medal also signifies the strengthening Sino-Tanzania relationship that started with the construction of the Tanzania-Zambia Railway.
The ministry criticized Moody's failure to give enough weight to reforms. China has made much headway in economic restructuring, with a focus on reduction of excessive production capacity and cutting corporate and government debt. It has also seen higher-than-expected year-on-year GDP growth of 6.9 percent in the first quarter of 2017, firming market expectations that it will meet its GDP growth target of about 6.5 percent this year.