Key facts
- China has launched a 15-point action plan to attract foreign investment.
- The plan seeks to expand market access and reduce operational barriers for foreign companies.
- Foreign direct investment (FDI) in China decreased by 8.6% in the first five months of the year.
- Despite the FDI decline, the number of new foreign enterprises established grew by 5.3%.
Amidst declining foreign direct investment (FDI) influenced by geopolitical tensions and a weak global economy, China has introduced a comprehensive 15-point plan designed to encourage foreign companies to invest and operate within the country. The initiative aims to broaden market access and streamline operational challenges.