Nation to incentivize foreign investors
China DailyLujiazui, the financial center in Shanghai, forms a perfect backdrop to the Bund area. China will roll out a set of initiatives aimed at incentivizing foreign investment, with the goal of enabling a greater number of global players to benefit from the dividends of the country's reform and opening-up policies, and promoting a win-win scenario, senior officials said on Friday. China will further relax restrictions on foreign investors making strategic investments in listed companies, expanding avenues for foreign capital and steering high-quality foreign investments toward long-term commitments in the capital market, Li said. The updated version will feature additional categories to further incentivize foreign participation, with a particular emphasis on advanced manufacturing, productive services, digital technology, green technology applications and related fields, Li said. The government also pledged to provide national treatment for foreign enterprises, ensuring that international companies are granted equal access and fair treatment in various aspects of business operations within the country, Li said.