So-called “dual use” technologies that simultaneously fulfill both civil and military missions, are a key facet of the CCP’s strategy of "military-civil fusion," which aims to ensure that all technological advancement in the civil arena also improves

In China, he held a top position in a state-controlled company with ties to Chinese military-civil fusion activities.

The strategy is now overseen by a Chinese government agency called the Central Commission for the Development of Military-Civil Fusion, established in 2017.

Experts have pointed out that the Chinese communist regime mandates a civil-military fusion approach, wherein commercial enterprises with no overt military ties also serve the regime's strategic goals.

(Greg Baker/AFP via Getty Images) The effort reflects the Chinese regime's broader strategy of civil-military fusion, in which civilian scientific research is integrated with military development.

The same year, Xi stated the regime's renewed focus on the CCP's strategy of "military-civil fusion," which blurs the lines between technologies for commercial use and for military use, emphasizing the lack of a true private sector in communist China.

“Under the CCP’s military-civil fusion mechanisms, many research institutes can easily couple with military missions,” he said. The National Microbiology Laboratory in Winnipeg.

During the hearing, Pfluger said China's surveillance activities are of concern and the CCP has pursued a national strategy of "military-civil fusion" with the goal of establishing China's military as the dominant global military force by 2049.

Department of Defense, which now officially lists it as a Chinese military company. With this listing, Comac should be considered a “civil-military fusion” player that is actively asserting the Chinese communist intent and agenda.

(CPL Brandon Grey/Australian Department of Defence via Getty Images) This comes as the CCP has been scrutinised for its adherence to the military-civil fusion doctrine, which allows the party to repurpose existing civilian technologies and developments

Beijing has a military-civil fusion mandate that requires all Chinese companies to share technology and information with the communist nation's military and intelligence agencies.

The letters were addressed to 22 U.S. universities, which have entered into academic or research partnerships with Chinese universities that are charged with implementing the CCP’s military-civil fusion (MCF) strategy.

Civil-Military Fusion Beijing's doctrine of civil-military fusion prescribes that technological advancements developed by the private sector be leveraged to further the regime’s military development.

That’s a particular concern in China, where the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) deploys a strategy known as “military-civil fusion” (MCF) to divert commercial technologies to advance its military modernization. The U.S.

The tool aims to monitor the Chinese regime's policy of merging the civilian sector with its military apparatus to enhance military power, known as "military–civil fusion."

Shen said Beijing relies heavily on civil-military fusion, corporate espionage, and reverse engineering because it cannot independently develop advanced weapons, and this opaque process allows corrupt military officials to inflate funding requests and

Due to the CCP’s intensive policies of “military-civil-fusion,” these helicopters can all be made available to the People's Liberation Army (PLA) and could effectively double the potential helicopter lift of the PLAGF, which has about 1,000 transport

(China Photos/Getty Images) Tsinghua and China’s Military-Civil Fusion Strategy UC Berkeley’s Chinese collaborator Tsinghua University has been at the forefront of research and development, supporting Beijing’s military-civil fusion (MCF) strategy.

Democratic nations have wised up in recent years to the risks of playing a part in Beijing’s military-civil fusion strategy, through which the CCP harnesses research and technology developed by civilian organizations.

The blunt reality is that the average American investor is unknowingly financing the CCP’s human rights abuses, surveillance state, and their military-civil fusion because the CCP has infiltrated American capital markets through the back door.

Just as  Hitler used his built-out Luftwaffe to train combat pilots, China’s military-civil fusion extends to developing skilled seafarers. 

The regime's emphasis on so-called dual-use technologies that can be used for both civil and military applications, combined with its policy of military-civil fusion, means that all exports of such technologies to mainland China may well be leveraged

Beijing's "military and civil fusion," as outlined in the Chinese Communist Party's 13th five-year plan, was cited as an example in a written submission to the parliamentary committee from Anna Puglisi, a senior fellow at Georgetown University’s Center

The Chinese Communist Party, through its aggressive national strategy called “Military-Civil Fusion,” funnels innovations by Chinese companies into the Chinese military for its technological development, Trump’s executive order states.

A leaked document from a district-level Military-Civil Fusion (MCF) office obtained by The Epoch Times outlines specific local developments integrating military capabilities and civilian infrastructure.

The Trump administration also highlighted the potential for China’s military-civil fusion strategy to target U.S. tech innovations and acquire them through outright theft, intelligence gathering, and academic collaborations.

South Korea’s civil-military fusion in advanced technologies can also inform NATO’s strategy for emerging and disruptive technologies.

The Trump administration warned about the CCP’s strategy of military-civil fusion development (pdf), which grants the military access to cutting-edge technologies and expertise from not only Chinese companies, universities, and research programs, but

Unlike the fractured approach of the Biden administration, the CCP has organized “military-civil fusion” by combining the capital of Chinese companies with the research capabilities of public universities.

Beijing’s military-civil fusion strategy is a state-directed initiative to leverage cooperation between the military and private industry to advance technology innovations. According to the U.S.