Ministry of Commerce launches foreign investment promotion plan in central China

Xinhua Beijing, April 29, Xinhua (Liu Jiankun Lin Yu) 29th afternoon, the Ministry of Foreign Investment Management in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province issued "China's Central region foreign investment promotion planning", "planning" for the central region six provinces in the next five years of foreign investment promotion work set a programmatic document.　　At the press conference, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Institute, the World Bank International Finance Corporation and the central six provinces attended the meeting.　　Hu, Deputy Director of Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said that "planning" is the Ministry of Commerce and International organizations, local government jointly completed the first regional investment promotion and development planning, as a guide to the central six provinces in the next five years foreign investment promotion work programmatic document.　　The plan defined the basic ideas, main objectives, promotion emphases, promotion measures and safeguard measures of the foreign investment promotion work in the central region.　　Hu said that the formulation of "China's Central region foreign investment promotion planning" is the real development and long-term interests of the central region needs, is to deal with the new trend of international investment development, but also the need to absorb foreign capital work itself.　　The plan for the promotion of foreign investment in China's central region is jointly formulated by the Foreign Secretary of the Ministry of Commerce, the Institute of Commerce, the World Bank Overseas Investment Advisory Service (FIAS) and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and the Department of Commerce of Central six provinces. It is understood that the planning range includes Shanxi province, Anhui Province, Jiangxi Province, Henan Province, Hubei province, Hunan Province, six provinces, land area of 1.027 million square kilometers, the total population of 361 million yuan, planning from 2009 to 2014 as the focus. Finish)