
Investing in China Signals Future Growth, Says Vice Commerce Minister
Vice Commerce Minister Ling Ji explains why investing in China’s super-large market and advanced tech revolution is a bet on future growth.
My Global News: Voices of a New Era
🌍 Stay Ahead, Stay Global 🚀
Vice Commerce Minister Ling Ji explains why investing in China’s super-large market and advanced tech revolution is a bet on future growth.
The UK will send its largest-ever delegation of over 100 companies to the 25th CIFIT in Xiamen, showcasing key sectors and strengthening UK-China business ties.
Major multinationals like ExxonMobil and Schneider Electric are boosting investment in the Chinese mainland, reshoring operations, driving green standards and embedding R&D in local innovation clusters.
Despite years of ‘decoupling’ talk, American businesses remain heavily invested in the Chinese mainland, the U.S.-China Business Council trip reveals, says Anna Ashton.
Foreign investors at the China International Supply Chain Expo stay bullish on China, citing robust demand, tech innovation and policy support despite US tariff challenges.
The sixth Qingdao Multinationals Summit on the Chinese mainland drew over 570 firms to discuss green energy, AI & agri-tech, highlighting the Chinese mainland as a hub for global collaboration.
China’s commitment to further opening up has boosted foreign companies in Shanghai to deepen their investments, signaling strong confidence in the nation’s economy.
China will allocate $100 billion for strategic investments in 2024, aiming to boost national development and enhance economic growth through diverse financial instruments.
China is set to expand its openness and attract more foreign investment in 2025, focusing on easing market access in services like telecommunications, healthcare, and education.
In 2024, the Chinese mainland invested a record $188 billion in water conservancy, launching 47,000 projects to enhance flood control and secure water supply.