FDI growth to remain robust, experts say Zhong Nan/Zhang Yue Updated: Jun 15,2021 07:13 AM China Daily
The growth of foreign direct investment in China will maintain its sound pace this year, thanks to the country s robust economic recovery and moves to upgrade its industries and further expand local demand, experts and business leaders said on June 14.
Despite the fact that many foreign economies fully resumed production later last year, the completeness of their industrial and supply chains cannot compete with China s, said Liu Xiangdong, a researcher at the China Center for International Economic Exchanges in Beijing.
Due to China s high vaccination rate and the swift recovery of its manufacturing sector, services sector and foreign trade, the nation has emerged as a safe and lucrative place for global capital, supported by the dual-circulation development paradigm in which the domestic market is the mainstay and the dom
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From:ChinaDaily | 2021-06-02 09:57
Environment protection, multilateral environmental protocols to get priority
The Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership and upgraded free trade agreement between New Zealand and China will generate fresh momentum for their trade ties in the coming years, boosting trade in goods and services and expanding regional connectivity activities, said government officials and business leaders.
They said many opportunities occurred after the two sides inked an upgrade to their 12-year-old bilateral FTA in late January on the basis of the RCEP agreement that they signed along with 13 other countries in November.
Under the new deal, China and New Zealand have committed to reinforcing cooperation in areas including e-commerce, competition rules, government procurement, the environment and goods trade.