China’s Next Chapter in High-Standard Opening Up
Experts at the Hongqiao Forum discuss how China’s 2026-2030 Five-Year Plan will deepen high-standard opening up and welcome foreign businesses.
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Experts at the Hongqiao Forum discuss how China’s 2026-2030 Five-Year Plan will deepen high-standard opening up and welcome foreign businesses.
At the 8th CIIE, the Chinese mainland showcases products, technologies, and its commitment to further opening up by cutting more items from its foreign investment negative lists.
The Chinese mainland pulled in $78.7B in FDI from Jan to Sep 2025, boosted by fresh enterprises and high-tech growth.
During the 14th Five-Year Plan, the Chinese mainland added 40 ports, boosting its trade network to 311+ hubs and attracting over $700B in foreign investment.
International investors are flocking back to the Chinese mainland’s capital markets, driven by optimism from strong inflows, attractive valuations, and clearer regulations.
China is reinforcing its commitment to openness, aiming to stabilize the global economy and attract more foreign investment as outlined in the 2025 Government Work Report.
China’s PBOC launches new policies to attract international investors to its tech sector, enhancing financial support and reducing investment barriers. 🌐💼
China is set to expand its economic openness, implementing policies to stabilize foreign trade and attract more foreign investment, as outlined in Premier Li Qiang’s recent government report.
China’s CPPCC has successfully handled 99.9% of over 5,000 proposals this year, driving high-level opening and supporting the nation’s modernization efforts.
China’s 14th Five-Year Plan is set to drive strong economic growth and urbanization by 2025, achieving key GDP and productivity targets.