China Commerce Vice Minister Ling Ji pledges openness at Beijing roundtable with over 30 foreign firms
On September 21, China's Vice Minister of Commerce Ling Ji chaired a roundtable in Beijing with over 30 foreign-invested enterprises, including Cummins, Novo Nordisk, ABB, and Danaher. Ling Ji stated China will unwaveringly expand high-standard opening-up to provide stability for foreign firms. Participating companies expressed confidence in Beijing's business environment and willingness to deepen their presence in China. Beijing Vice Mayor Tang Wenhong also attended.
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China Commerce Vice Minister Ling Ji Holds Roundtable with Foreign Firms in Beijing
On September 21, China's Vice Minister of Commerce and Deputy International Trade Negotiation Representative, Ling Ji, conducted a research visit to the Zhongguancun Life Science Park in Beijing and chaired a roundtable meeting with foreign-invested enterprises. Over 30 foreign companies, including Cummins, Novo Nordisk, ABB, and Danaher, participated in the event. Beijing Deputy Mayor Tang Wenhong also attended. Ling Ji stated that Beijing continues to play a demonstrative role in creating a favorable business environment and expanding openness in the services sector. He noted that many foreign enterprises are optimistic about Beijing's development prospects and are investing in technology and building a strong industrial ecosystem. Ling Ji emphasized that China will unwaveringly expand high-level opening-up, providing stability and certainty for foreign companies operating in China. Participating foreign enterprises expressed that Beijing's concentration of innovation factors and superior business environment offer broad space for their development, reinforcing their confidence to continue expanding investment in China. They expressed willingness to remain rooted in Beijing, deepen their presence in China, and actively participate in China's high-quality development.
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On September 21, China's Vice Minister of Commerce and Deputy International Trade Negotiation Representative, Ling Ji, conducted a research visit to the Zhongguancun Life Science Park in Beijing and chaired a roundtable meeting with foreign-invested enterprises. Ling Ji stated that Beijing continues to play a demonstrative role in creating a favorable business environment and expanding openness in the services sector. He noted that many foreign enterprises are optimistic about Beijing's development prospects and are continuously investing in the city, focusing on technological innovation to build a strong industrial ecosystem. Ling Ji emphasized that China will unwaveringly expand high-level opening-up, providing stability and certainty for foreign companies operating in China. Participating foreign enterprises expressed that Beijing's concentration of innovation factors and superior business environment offer broad space for their development, reinforcing their confidence to continue expanding investment in China. They expressed willingness to remain rooted in Beijing, deepen their presence in China, and actively participate in China's high-quality development.
China Vice Commerce Minister Ling Ji Holds Roundtable with Foreign Firms in Beijing
On September 21, China's Vice Minister of Commerce and Deputy International Trade Negotiation Representative, Ling Ji, visited the Zhongguancun Life Science Park in Beijing and chaired a roundtable meeting with foreign-invested enterprises. Over 30 foreign companies, including Cummins (CMI), Novo Nordisk (NVO), ABB, and Danaher (DHR), participated. Beijing Vice Mayor Tang Wenhong also attended. Ling Ji stated that Beijing continues to play a demonstrative role in creating a favorable business environment and expanding openness in the services sector, with many foreign enterprises optimistic about Beijing's development prospects and investing in technological innovation. He affirmed China's commitment to expanding high-level opening-up to provide stability and certainty for foreign firms. Participating foreign enterprises expressed confidence in Beijing's innovation resources and business environment, reaffirming their willingness to continue investing in China and contributing to its high-quality development. Officials from multiple ministries, including Commerce, Industry and Information Technology, Health, Intellectual Property, and Drug Administration, attended and responded to enterprise suggestions.
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China Commerce Vice Minister Ling Ji Visits Beijing, Hosts Roundtable with Foreign Firms
On September 21, China's Vice Minister of Commerce and Deputy International Trade Negotiation Representative, Ling Ji, visited the Zhongguancun Life Science Park in Beijing and chaired a roundtable meeting with foreign-invested enterprises. Over 30 foreign company representatives, including Cummins (CMI), Novo Nordisk (NVO), ABB, and Danaher (DHR), participated in the event. Beijing Vice Mayor Tang Wenhong also attended. Ling Ji stated that Beijing continues to play a demonstrative role in creating a favorable business environment and expanding openness in the services sector, with many foreign enterprises optimistic about Beijing's development prospects and investing in technological innovation. He affirmed that China will unwaveringly expand high-level opening-up to provide stability and certainty for foreign enterprises operating in China. Participating foreign enterprises expressed that Beijing's concentrated innovation factors and superior business environment provide broad space for development, reinforcing their confidence to continue expanding investment in China and to actively participate in China's high-quality development.
Read sourceChina Vice Minister Ling Ji Holds Foreign Enterprise Roundtable in Beijing, Pledges Openness
On September 21, China's Vice Minister of Commerce and Deputy International Trade Negotiation Representative, Ling Ji, visited the Zhongguancun Life Science Park in Beijing and chaired a roundtable meeting with over 30 foreign-invested enterprises, including Cummins, Novo Nordisk, ABB, and Danaher. Beijing Vice Mayor Tang Wenhong also attended. Ling Ji stated that Beijing continues to play a demonstrative role in creating a favorable business environment and expanding services sector opening, with many foreign enterprises optimistic about Beijing's development prospects and investing in technological innovation. He affirmed that China will unwaveringly expand high-standard opening-up, providing stability and certainty for foreign enterprises operating in China. Participating foreign enterprises expressed that Beijing's concentration of innovation factors and superior business environment offer broad space for their development, reinforcing their confidence to continue expanding investment in China. They expressed willingness to remain rooted in Beijing, deepen their presence in China, and actively participate in China's high-quality development.
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