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2020년 9월 8일, 중국 국가발전개혁위원회와 과학기술부, 공업정보화부 및 재정부의 4개 부처가 공동으로 "전략성 신흥산업 투자를 확대하고 새로운 성장점&

On December 2, 2009, China’s State Council issued the Administrative Measures on the Establishment of Partnership Enterprises in China by Foreign Enterprises or Individuals (the "FIP Measures").

Further opening to foreign investment is a sign of Chinese government's intention to continue to liberalize the economy.

In recent years, China has been overhauling its decade-long foreign investment regulatory framework to be more in line with international practices, and to continue attracting foreign investment.

On 20 April 2020, China's State Administration for Market Regulation made public the case concerning a new joint venture between Shanghai Mingcha Zhegang Management Consulting Co., Ltd. and Huansheng Information Technology Co., Ltd

China has published a series of conforming amendments to certain existing regulations governing foreign invested entities in China.

On January 4, 2010, China’s State Administration for Industry and Commerce ("SAIC") and the Ministry of Public Security jointly issued the Notice on Further Administration of Registration of Foreign Companies’ Resident Representative Offices (the "Notice").

Following on from the implementation of the Regulations on Administration of Foreign-Invested Construction Enterprises (Decree No. 113), the Ministry of Construction ("MOC") on April 5, 2004 issued Skill Qualification Certificates ("QQC") to 11 foreign-invested construction enterprises ("FICEs").

According to the General Administration of Customs, China’s trade surplus in May 2006 reached $13 billion. It has been a continuous increase for a period of 25 months. The trade surplus has contributed to the rapid growth of China’s foreign exchange reserve that is now more than $900 billion, the largest in the world.

For international investors looking at opportunities in China, this summer has been largely a waiting game. Investors have been waiting and hoping as the Chinese governme

On August 8, China's State Council published the Notice on Promotion of Foreign Investment Growth (Guo Fa [2017] No. 39).

After summarizing reforms introduced by the Circular, the article highlights two changes affecting foreign investors.

The US-China Business Council (USCBC) hosted a meeting on March 13, 2017, with the Foreign Investment Department of the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC).

This law will simplify procedures for foreign investors in China, and lift some of the remaining investment restrictions.

In order to better provide legal services for Chinese enterprises to "go global", "Belt and Road" and the construction of free trade zones,

Over the past year, China has faced a deluge of international criticism over its treatment of foreign businesses and the perceived slow pace of market opening.

Il Governo Cinese ha deciso di rimuovere gli investimenti negli operatori telefonici e nelle società di gestione delle reti elettriche dall'elenco dei settori sensibili per i quali era prevista...

In early September 2024, China announced two significant policy changes aimed at further opening its healthcare and biotechnology sectors to foreign investment.