BEIJING, Feb. 19 (WSH) — China has unveiled an action plan to stabilize foreign investment in 2025, following approval at a recent State Council executive meeting.
The plan, jointly drafted by the Ministry of Commerce and the National Development and Reform Commission, was detailed in a notice issued by the General Office of the State Council.
According to the plan, foreign investment is a key pillar of China’s high-standard opening-up and plays a crucial role in fostering new quality productive forces and advancing Chinese modernization. The initiative aims to ensure a stable and supportive environment for foreign investors throughout 2025.
China will support pilot regions in implementing opening-up policies across key sectors, including value-added telecommunications, biotechnology, and wholly foreign-owned hospitals. The government will provide comprehensive services to facilitate foreign-invested projects in these areas.
The plan also calls for the timely expansion of pilot programs to further open up telecommunications and medical services, ensuring continued market access improvements.
Additionally, China is set to accelerate the opening of its education and cultural sectors, with implementation plans to be published and advanced in a structured and systematic manner.
