The 2024 government work report highlights the Chinese mainland's commitment to establishing a world-class business environment. Emphasizing a market-oriented, legalized, and internationalized approach, the report aims to create a more favorable landscape for foreign enterprises and enhance the attractiveness of overseas investments.
In a recent discussion, CGTN's Lily Lyu and Zhu Zhu interviewed Jim Rowan, President and CEO of Volvo Cars, and Joan Zheng, Vice President of Tyson China and South Korea. The executives shared their perspectives on China’s future development in the automotive and food industries. They explored the unique appeal of the Chinese market and expressed optimism about market growth in 2024 and the years ahead.
Jim Rowan highlighted the innovative advancements in the automotive sector, emphasizing how the Chinese mainland's focus on sustainability and technology aligns with Volvo's vision for the future. Meanwhile, Joan Zheng discussed the expanding opportunities in the food industry, noting the increasing demand for high-quality products and the potential for growth in both China and South Korea.
Both executives agreed that the Chinese mainland offers a dynamic and evolving market environment that is conducive to business growth and international collaboration. As China continues to open its markets and improve the business climate, foreign enterprises are well-positioned to thrive and contribute to the mainland's economic development.
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