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Guide to investing overseas
By Wang Yanlin |
September 8, 2011, Thursday
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CHINA yesterday released a new guideline on investment opportunities in foreign countries that may be looking to attract Chinese investors, according to the Ministry of Commerce.
The 306-page guideline, jointly issued by the ministry, the National Development and Reform Commission and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, gives an overview of industries in 115 countries in Asia, Africa, Europe, North America and South America that are keen to attract foreign investments.
The guideline, however, does not cover the United States and no official was available for comment or offer a reason for its exclusion.
The guideline provides the latest progress industries in foreign countries have made and is part of China's strategy and efforts in "going out," the commerce ministry said.
The guideline profiles each country for development priority, key targets of major industries, specialized zones, basic rules governing foreign investment and existing Chinese investments.
In the chapter on Japan, for example, the guideline lists environment protection, information technology, manufacturing and tourism as key industries the Japanese government has identified for future development.
The 306-page guideline, jointly issued by the ministry, the National Development and Reform Commission and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, gives an overview of industries in 115 countries in Asia, Africa, Europe, North America and South America that are keen to attract foreign investments.
The guideline, however, does not cover the United States and no official was available for comment or offer a reason for its exclusion.
The guideline provides the latest progress industries in foreign countries have made and is part of China's strategy and efforts in "going out," the commerce ministry said.
The guideline profiles each country for development priority, key targets of major industries, specialized zones, basic rules governing foreign investment and existing Chinese investments.
In the chapter on Japan, for example, the guideline lists environment protection, information technology, manufacturing and tourism as key industries the Japanese government has identified for future development.
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