First of all, the National Development and Reform Commission plays an important role in economic planning and policy making. As an economic management institution at the national level, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) is responsible for formulating and implementing the overall strategies, plans and policies of national development and reform, including economic development plans and investment policies. In the operation of government investment funds, the National Development and Reform Commission often participates in the establishment and management of funds to ensure that the investment direction of funds is consistent with the national development strategy.
Secondly, the National Development and Reform Commission supervises government investment funds. The National Development and Reform Commission is responsible for supervising and managing the country's economic and social development, and will supervise the operation of government investment funds, the selection of investment projects and the examination and approval of projects. The National Development and Reform Commission will also require government investment funds to provide relevant financial reports and operations to ensure the compliance operation of investment funds.
Finally, the government investment fund also needs the support of the National Development and Reform Commission in the process of implementing major national projects and serving as a pilot for reform and innovation. The National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) has the decision-making power of project establishment, fund application and approval, and government investment funds need to work closely with NDRC to provide relevant project information and fund requirements in order to obtain the support and help of NDRC.
To sum up, the government investment fund has a close relationship with the National Development and Reform Commission. They support and cooperate with each other to achieve the goal of national economic development and reform.