Beijing has unveiled its preliminary investment plans for 2026, signifying a renewed effort to enhance China's economic growth through infrastructure expansion. On Wednesday, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) announced two significant construction ventures supported by approximately CNY 295 billion from the central budget. Additionally, several sizable initiatives have received approval, including a new airport in Guangzhou, facilities for water resources, and platforms for scientific research, with total planned investments exceeding CNY 400 billion. This early rollout highlights the government's strategy to advance investment efforts in order to maintain economic momentum despite ongoing challenges. In 2025, China had already allocated CNY 800 billion to its "Two Major" programs, which focus on national projects and bolstering security-related capacities. Collectively, these measures emphasize Beijing's approach to stabilizing growth while strengthening the nation's infrastructure, energy, and resource security.