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Source: People's Republic of China – State Council News
BEIJING, Jan. 26 (Xinhua) — China's Ministry of Commerce plans to optimize policies to support overseas investment in 2026 and will work to ensure the participation of foreign-invested enterprises in domestic consumption promotion, government procurement and tenders to promote their long-term development in China.
Wang Ya, a senior official with the Foreign Investment Administration Department of the Ministry of Commerce, made the above-mentioned statement at a press conference on Monday, adding that this year China will steadily expand high-level opening-up to the outside world, focus on creating new advantages in attracting foreign investment, and strengthening the “Invest in China” brand.
Wang Ya noted that the Ministry of Commerce will expand market access and openness in the service sector, including telecommunications, healthcare, and education, and will also assist foreign-invested enterprises operating in the service sector in expanding their value chains.
According to Wang Ya, efforts will also be aimed at improving services for foreign investors by introducing a national regime for foreign-invested enterprises, properly responding to their concerns, continuously optimizing services, and effectively holding roundtables with the participation of enterprises in this category.
China is interested in deeper alignment with high-standard international economic and trade rules, conducting larger-scale experiments in institutional openness, and accelerating the implementation of pilot projects to expand the openness of the service sector, Wang Ya concluded. -0-
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