In a significant move towards enhancing the quality of life for the elderly, the Chinese Minister of Civil Affairs, Lu Zhiyuan, announced the development of a comprehensive silver economy. Speaking with China Media Group (CMG), Minister Lu emphasized the issuance of institutional documents aimed at reforming and expanding all-inclusive elderly care services.
Minister Lu highlighted the importance of coordinated efforts among families, communities, and institutions to address the diverse needs of the aging population. \"China needs to speed up efforts to improve coordination among families, communities and institutions to better meet the diversified needs of elderly care services,\" he stated.
The silver economy initiative is poised to bring together various sectors, fostering innovation and investment in services that cater to the elderly. This holistic approach aims to create a supportive environment where the elderly can enjoy improved well-being and a higher quality of life.
By prioritizing the development of elderly care infrastructure and services, China seeks to set a benchmark in addressing the challenges of an aging society, ensuring that the needs of the elderly are met with compassion and efficiency.
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Minister: Developing silver economy to improve well-being of elderly
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