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From September 8 to 11, the 26th China International Investment and Trade Fair was held at the Xiamen International Expo Center. Sixty countries and regions have confirmed their exhibitions at this year's investment fair. International participation continues to rise, and the scale and degree of internationalization of the global cooperation exhibition area has reached new heights. The Ministry of Commerce previously summarized the new trend of multinational companies' investment in China as “three shifts”: from “focusing on cost” to “focusing on value,” from “filling gaps” to “forging strength,” and from “independent operation” to “collaborative development.” At the investment fair, the capital explained in the most honest way that “foreign investment did not leave; it just changed the track”, and the story of “investing in China” is being re-narrated. From energy chemicals to high-end manufacturing, from traditional processing to R&D collaboration, the focus of the Chinese industry is shifting towards high-value-added products and services. Foreign investment in China is following the direction of China's industrial upgrading, quietly changing the investment logic of “walking with China”.
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From September 8 to 11, the 26th China International Investment and Trade Fair was held at the Xiamen International Expo Center. Sixty countries and regions have confirmed their exhibitions at this year's investment fair. International participation continues to rise, and the scale and degree of internationalization of the global cooperation exhibition area has reached new heights. The Ministry of Commerce previously summarized the new trend of multinational companies' investment in China as “three shifts”: from “focusing on cost” to “focusing on value,” from “filling gaps” to “forging strength,” and from “independent operation” to “collaborative development.” At the investment fair, the capital explained in the most honest way that “foreign investment did not leave; it just changed the track”, and the story of “investing in China” is being re-narrated. From energy chemicals to high-end manufacturing, from traditional processing to R&D collaboration, the focus of the Chinese industry is shifting towards high-value-added products and services. Foreign investment in China is following the direction of China's industrial upgrading, quietly changing the investment logic of “walking with China”.
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