China promises to provide national treatment to foreign enterprises

The Sino-US Strategic and Economic Dialogue closed yesterday and the two countries pledged to continue deepening economic cooperation to promote strong, balanced and sustainable global growth, with a number of agreements on fiscal and structural reform, trade and investment, and financial market stability and reform.　　The two sides agreed to quickly recognize China's market economy status through a cooperative approach through the Sino-US Joint Commission on Commerce and Trade. China continues to raise consumer spending and pledges to increase savings rates both sides pledged to further accelerate the transformation of economic development patterns and restructure the economy. China will implement fiscal and monetary policies to promote consumption and continue to undertake structural reforms to ensure that consumption plays an expanding role in economic growth. The US is committed to promoting a more balanced and sustainable economic development model and increasing the savings rate.　　The two sides will work together to adjust policies for domestic demand and related prices to promote more sustainable and balanced trade growth. The two sides pledged to work towards a more open global trading and investment system that opposes trade and investment protectionism. In the Trade Relief survey, the U.S. will seriously consider and give the "market-oriented industry" to apply for the fair and reasonable treatment of Chinese enterprises, and through the Sino-US Joint Commission on Commerce and Trade, in a cooperative way to quickly recognize the status of China's market economy.　　China provides national treatment to foreign companies operating in China according to law, including American enterprises. China and the United States have signed 8 agreements, including nuclear energy, and China and the United States have reached 26 specific results, including 8 agreements on energy, trade, financing and nuclear energy use.　　These include: "China National Energy Bureau and the U.S. State Department's shale gas resources Working Group work plan", "China National Nuclear Safety Bureau and the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission to further strengthen the Westinghouse AP1000 nuclear power Reactor cooperation memorandum (renewal)." The two sides issued the Sino-US joint Statement on energy security cooperation. The two sides agreed to strengthen cooperation in preventing and combating illegal shipments of nuclear and other related radioactive materials. Agreed to continue the dialogue on human rights issues on the basis of equality and mutual respect, and looks forward to the next round of human rights dialogue in China next year. (According to China News Agency, CCTV)