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Investment Climate BoostAs foreign-invested enterprisesare becoming the importantcomponent of the nationaleconomy, China is attracting foreigncapital to the high and newtechnology industry, modernserv
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Investment Climate BoostAs foreign-invested enterprisesare becoming the importantcomponent of the nationaleconomy, China is attracting foreigncapital to the high and newtechnology industry, modernservice industry, new energy andenergy-saving and environmentalprotection industry and highendmanufacturing, accordingto the latest directives issued bythe State Council. The directivesalso encourage foreign investmentto shift from the eastern tothe central and western regionsto develop the labor-intensiveindustries qualified for environmentalprotection in accordancewith the country’s western regiondevelopment strategy.
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