Ministry of Commerce Holds Intensive Meetings with Global Heads of Multinational Corporations, Highlighting China's Investment Opportunities

The Ministry of Commerce Responds to Recent Intensive Meetings with Global Heads of Multiple Multinational Corporations

On March 27, the Ministry of Commerce held a regular press conference. He Yadong, the spokesperson for the Ministry of Commerce, stated that recently, many senior executives of multinational corporations have visited China, sparking a "wave of visits to China." Leaders of the Ministry of Commerce intensively met with global heads of over 20 multinational corporations, including Apple, Eli Lilly, Qualcomm, Mercedes-Benz, Airbus, and Cargill, to engage in in-depth discussions on topics such as corporate development in China and expanding investments in the country. These multinational corporations from sectors such as electronics and information technology, pharmaceuticals, semiconductors, automobiles, aviation, and food all believe that China's vast market, complete industrial and supply chain system, and technological innovation capabilities present significant opportunities. Investing in China means walking alongside opportunities. In the next step, the Ministry of Commerce will continue to maintain regular communication and exchanges with enterprises from various countries, leveraging the role of the Foreign Investment Roundtable and the Foreign Investment Task Force to provide excellent service and support.