On March 8th, according to the official website of the Ministry of Commerce, on March 6-7, Ling Ji, Deputy Minister of Commerce and Deputy Representative for International Trade Negotiations, went to Beijing to carry out a special visit activity on “Service Guarantee for Foreign Enterprises”, and together with Beijing, hosted a roundtable meeting for foreign-funded enterprises in Beijing to listen to their demands and opinions on issues related to investing in Beijing. Ling Ji visited two foreign-funded enterprises, Sanofi and Deutsche Bank, as well as the Beijing Arbitration Commission. Representatives from over 20 foreign-funded enterprises in Beijing, including Volkswagen, CP Group, Saudi Aramco, Starbucks, Merck, Sony, DBS Bank, Amazon, and Kangda Xingjian, attended the roundtable meeting. Ling Ji stated that the Party Central Committee and the State Council attach great importance to foreign investment work. In February of this year, the Ministry of Commerce and the National Development and Reform Commission released the “Action Plan for Stabilizing Foreign Investment in 2025”, and relevant measures will be implemented within 2025; At the same time, the Ministry of Commerce will continue to work with relevant departments to carry out the “Service Guarantee for Foreign Enterprises” special activity, actively promote the resolution of the reasonable demands of foreign-funded enterprises, and continuously improve the business environment, so that foreign-funded enterprises can operate and invest with peace of mind in China. As a leader in the comprehensive pilot demonstration of expanding the opening-up of the national service industry, Beijing has implemented a series of institutional opening-up measures in the 2.0 plan, which have been effective and continue to enhance its investment attractiveness. Looking towards the future, the Chinese market will become increasingly open, and foreign-funded enterprises have broad development space in China.
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