China Reaffirms Open Policy Stance on Foreign Investment
During a recent policy briefing, officials from China's National Development and Reform Commission addressed international concerns regarding investment regulations. Li Chao, Deputy Director of the commission's policy research office, stated unequivocally that China maintains openness as a fundamental national policy, actively supporting domestic enterprises in global innovation networks. No mandatory restrictions exist preventing technology companies from accepting foreign capital.
Mutual Benefits Within Legal Frameworks
Li simultaneously emphasized that all foreign capital operating in China must fully comply with national laws and regulations. Business activities cannot compromise China's national security or core interests—a universal commercial principle. China maintains balanced development and security measures while pursuing higher-level openness.
Continuous Business Environment Improvements
Through implementing the Foreign Investment Law and supporting regulations, China is systematically developing a market-oriented, law-based, and internationalized business ecosystem. The country will continue expanding open sectors while refining risk prevention mechanisms, providing increasingly stable, transparent, and predictable conditions for global enterprises. China's doors will open even wider with evolving global dynamics.