Chinese Mainland’s Outward Investment Up 8.4% to $192B in 2024
The Chinese mainland’s outward direct investment rose 8.4% in 2024 to $192.2B, with total FDI stock of $3.14T, sustaining a top-three ranking for eight years.
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Premier Li Qiang’s Egypt Visit Boosts China-Egypt Partnership
Li Qiang’s Egypt visit spotlights deepening China–Egypt ties, with $47B in FDI, 2,900 Chinese firms, and major BRI infrastructure and green energy projects fueling growth.
Hong Kong’s Thriving Economy: 28 Years Since Return to China
Hong Kong marks 28 years since its return to China with nine consecutive quarters of GDP growth and top global rankings in finance, shipping, and FDI under One Country, Two Systems.
From Green Economy to AI: Why FDI Still Bets on China
Experts at Summer Davos in Tianjin say the Chinese mainland’s green economy and AI surge keep it a top FDI destination despite rising global tensions.
German Chamber: German Firms Here to Stay in Chinese Mainland
The German Chamber of Commerce reaffirms German firms’ commitment to the Chinese mainland market, with investments and local partnerships driving long-term growth.
China’s Q1 2025 FDI Rebounds, Innovation Drives Growth
Despite global uncertainty, China’s Q1 2025 saw FDI firm up with a 4.3% rise in new foreign firms, a March rebound in inflows, and surging investments in tech, biopharma, and aerospace.
Experts Praise FDI Growth: ‘Next China is Still China’
Experts on CGTN’s “Talking China” debate affirm the surge in quality FDI in the Chinese mainland, highlighting a strong global investment market.
China’s MOFCOM Aims to Boost High-Quality Foreign Investment by 2025
China’s Ministry of Commerce announces plans to enhance high-quality foreign investment, aiming for substantial growth by 2025.
Chinese Private Companies Drive Africa’s Economic Growth and Digital Transformation
Chinese private enterprises are transforming Africa’s economic landscape through substantial investments, digital innovation, and support for the African Continental Free Trade Area.
Chinese Mainland’s Market Access Drives Global Economic Shift
China’s strategic access to Western markets through WTO membership is reshaping globalization, with investments in connector countries like Singapore and Mexico driving a new global economic landscape.
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