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The law is expected to restore a peaceful environment for education and research at universities, which will help scientists to make a greater contribution to the technological development of the SAR and the nation, they said.

The investment of 0 million will finance works to triple the center's size to 11.2 hectares, which when finished, will employ 200 people.

The lab aims to provide global customers, regulators and other stakeholders with security assessment and audit services, such as source code review on ZTE products including 4G and 5G, security design audit, procedural document review, black box testing and penetration testing, ZTE said in a statement.

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The internet of things refers to a network of devices and other objects that can connect with each other and exchange data.

The interview was part of the Transformers conference, hosted by The Washington Post.

The latest interest rate reform by the People's Bank of China, the central bank, and the policy to boost the development of Shenzhen as a pilot demonstration area, as well as the expansion of the free trade zone in Shanghai, will help gradually unleash the country's growth potential, they said.

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The internationally-renowned American soprano and opera diva, Renée Fleming, was another highlight, with her gorgeous voice and superb stage presence.

The launch of four special economic zones, known as SEZ, in 1980 ushered in a wave of introducing foreign investment and technology. Shenzhen, the first SEZ, has grown from a fishing village bordering Hong Kong into a large metropolis and high-tech hub with a GDP in 2017 of 8 billion, larger than that of Singapore.

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The introduction of foreign-capital banks to the domestic market and moves by China's financial institutions to go global have also been seen as positive steps in developing the financial sector and building a free and open capital market.

The investigation team made field visits to more than 70 enterprises, rural labor cooperatives and individual business start-ups in Ili, Karamay, Shihezi, Kashgar, Hotan, Kizilsu and Aksu in Xinjiang as well as cities outside the region like Beijing and Tianjin. They held talks and interviewed more than 800 company managers, employees, the self-employed and ethnic minority employees, and studied 26 government documents issued since 2016 and 48 related academic papers published since 2005. Through comprehensive analysis, the team has concluded that the governments at all levels and the relevant enterprises in Xinjiang and other provinces or cities have actively helped Xinjiang's ethnic minority groups find jobs and fully safeguarded their basic rights such as the labor right and the right to development. People of all ethnic groups voluntarily work, choose jobs and start their own business, and thus the so-called forced labor doesn't exist at all. The claims of some western think tanks are false, and their relevant arguments and bases are unscientific.