The FTZ is looking to realize in excess of 80 billion yuan (.52 billion) from total oil products trade with the volume exceeding 20 million tons by the end of this year. The oil products trading scale is expected to reach 300 billion yuan by 2020.
The Foreign Investment Law establishes the pre-establishment national treatment and negative list management system, which is a fundamental change in China's foreign investment management system. It will help further enhance the transparency and predictability of China's foreign investment regulatory framework and optimize China's business environment.
The GAC has adopted new supervision measures during the process of equipment unloading and installation to cut the proportion of inspections for the import of machinery and raw materials, as there is an urgent need for Chinese firms to resume production, the GAC said in a statement on Tuesday morning.
The Hong Kong community's donations to the mainland reflected the mutual support and solidarity between the compatriots in Hong Kong and the mainland, the Liaison Office said.
The G 20 is the only multilateral setting in months where the two can meet, Douglas Paal, vice-president of the Asia Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, told China Daily last week.
The G50 Global Smart City Summit, co-sponsored by the two Silicon Valley cities of Cupertino and Santa Clara, aims to bring together experts from 50 cities around the world, as well as academia and major industries, to promote innovation and deployment of smart city technologies.
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The German carmaker is also considering expanding its three vehicle-making joint ventures in China with SAIC Motor, FAW Group and Anhui Jianghuai Automobile Group as part of a strategy review.
The French government took control of a 20 percent voting stake in Alstom as part of a 2014 deal that saw the group sell its energy division to General Electric, snubbing Siemens at the time.
The Ford logo is pictured at the Ford Motor Co plant in Genk, Belgium, Dec 17, 2014. [Photo/Agencies]
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority will adopt necessary measures including a possible further cut of the countercyclical capital buffer ratio for banks to maintain financial stability amid a deteriorating economic outlook, the authority's chief executive said.