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On November 11, the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council held a regular press conference. A reporter asked a question: Taiwanese PC brands Asus and Acer have transferred some of their production capacity from Thailand and Vietnam back to mainland China. This adjustment has recently received attention on the island. It is believed that Taiwanese companies are “returning” to the mainland, causing the outside world to once again pay attention to the deep integration of the cross-strait industrial chain supply chain. Any comments on this please? Taiwan Affairs Office Spokesman Zhang Han: The mainland has the most comprehensive industrial system and a mature and complete product support network, making it the best choice for Taiwanese manufacturing enterprises to invest and develop. A close and strong cross-strait industrial chain supply chain is not only conducive to the development and growth of Taiwanese enterprises and the welfare of compatriots on both sides of the Strait, but also to the safe, stable and smooth flow of the global industrial chain. Currently, the “15th Five-Year Plan” blueprint has already been launched. A high level of opening-up and efficient integration of in-depth reforms will unleash stronger momentum and provide strong support for the better and faster development of Taiwanese enterprises in the face of industrial changes. We will continue to support the vast number of Taiwanese businessmen and Taiwanese enterprises to seize opportunities, invest and develop businesses in mainland China, participate in the high-quality development of the mainland's economy, and achieve better and faster development themselves.
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On November 11, the Taiwan Affairs Office of the State Council held a regular press conference. A reporter asked a question: Taiwanese PC brands Asus and Acer have transferred some of their production capacity from Thailand and Vietnam back to mainland China. This adjustment has recently received attention on the island. It is believed that Taiwanese companies are “returning” to the mainland, causing the outside world to once again pay attention to the deep integration of the cross-strait industrial chain supply chain. Any comments on this please? Taiwan Affairs Office Spokesman Zhang Han: The mainland has the most comprehensive industrial system and a mature and complete product support network, making it the best choice for Taiwanese manufacturing enterprises to invest and develop. A close and strong cross-strait industrial chain supply chain is not only conducive to the development and growth of Taiwanese enterprises and the welfare of compatriots on both sides of the Strait, but also to the safe, stable and smooth flow of the global industrial chain. Currently, the “15th Five-Year Plan” blueprint has already been launched. A high level of opening-up and efficient integration of in-depth reforms will unleash stronger momentum and provide strong support for the better and faster development of Taiwanese enterprises in the face of industrial changes. We will continue to support the vast number of Taiwanese businessmen and Taiwanese enterprises to seize opportunities, invest and develop businesses in mainland China, participate in the high-quality development of the mainland's economy, and achieve better and faster development themselves.
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