The Ministry of Commerce holds a special roundtable meeting for policy interpretation for foreign-funded enterprises.

On October 20th, Vice Minister of Commerce and Deputy Representative of International Trade Negotiations Ling Ji presided over a policy interpretation session for foreign-funded enterprises at a roundtable meeting in Beijing. Representatives from over 170 foreign-funded enterprises and foreign chambers of commerce in China attended the meeting. Officials from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the Ministry of Finance, and the Ministry of Commerce interpreted policies and responded to the issues raised by foreign-funded enterprises. Ling Ji emphasized that China's implementation of export controls on certain items is a responsible act to uphold world peace and regional security stability, and fulfill international obligations to prevent proliferation. At the same time, China will approve and regulate trade in accordance with the law to maintain stability in the global industrial and supply chains. Foreign-funded enterprises at the meeting expressed that international trade and investment are facing increasing challenges, and the Chinese government's continuous expansion of openness demonstrates firm determination and practical measures to stabilize foreign investment and promote development. They look forward to the "14th Five-Year Plan" providing greater development opportunities for foreign-funded enterprises, and are willing to increase investment in China, deepen cooperation, and support China's high-quality development.