<h1>Party leadership selection and private-led high-tech growth strategy with 10%+ 2026-2030 GDP target concentrating executive power</h1> The National Congress will decide party leadership and policy directives: it prescribes election/confirmation of top leaders (including likely confirmation of the General Secretary and possible concurrent assumption of the state presidency), the operative effect being concentration of executive and party authority and erosion of the traditional 'four pillars' power balance. It adopts a socio-economic resolution prescribing an average annual GDP growth target of 10%+ for 2026-2030, directives to upgrade industry, prioritize science, technology and digitalization, elevate the private sector's role, treat foreign affairs on par with defense, and place environmental protection centrally, the operative effect being a formal policy shift toward private-led, high-tech, internationally integrated growth with enhanced environmental obligations.