Report shows China is the world's most attractive investment destination

The Daily News September 6 (reporter Zhang Yixuan) The United Nations Trade and Development Organization's 2010-2012 World Investment Prospects Survey (WIPS) was released at the same time at Geneva five o'clock in the afternoon September 6.　　China ranks first among the world's top 15 most attractive investment destinations and is the preferred destination for multinationals, the report shows. The report notes that, according to feedback from national investment promotion agencies, the growth momentum of China's OFDI is remarkable, after the United States, is the world's second largest foreign investor in 2010-2012, surpassing Germany, Britain and France. I believe that China's outward investment will transition from the quantum leap of the past decade to a qualitative leap in the next ten years.　　The foreign investment of Chinese enterprises will be from the point type investment, the diversification investment to the intensive investment and the industrial chain investment. Zhan, director of the UNCTAD Investment and Enterprise Division, said the survey showed that multinational companies ' confidence in the international investment environment was growing, heralding a revival in global economic activity.　　He believes that by 2012, developing countries and economies in transition will be the most important source of investment for global FDI.　　According to Zhan, in this survey town, a total of 236 world's largest transnational corporations and 116 countries ' investment promotion agencies responded to the UNCTAD questionnaire. Through the analysis of these feedback, the report concludes that after 2009 years of difficult times, the global FDI flows will gradually recover in 2010, in 2011 and 2012 years of sustained growth, the senior management of multinational companies in the future investment environment of optimism increasing, 62%　　Respondents were optimistic or very optimistic about future investment prospects. The survey found that developing countries and economies in transition played an increasingly important role in absorbing foreign direct investment. According to a survey of global investment prospects provided by multinational executives, 9 of the world's top 15 most attractive investment destinations are developing countries and economies in transition, with China topping the list and the preferred destination for multinationals.　　In addition, Brazil, Russia and India are among the top five BRIC countries. TNCs from developing countries and economies in transition began to become an important source of FDI.　　Feedback from the Investment Promotion agency shows that China, India and Russia will be among the most investment potential foreign investors in the coming years, with China ranked second in the world, after the US.　　The report also predicts that global FDI flows will rise from $1.2 trillion trillion in 2010 to 1.3 to 1.5 trillion in 2011 and 1.6 to 2 trillion in 2012. (Responsible editor: Ling Chen)