
Premier Li Keqiang said China will create a better investment and operation environment for foreign businesses.
China will continue its opening up policies, and those policies for attracting foreign investment will remain unchanged, Li said during an inspection of the Shanghai Pilot Free Trade Zone on Monday and Tuesday.
China not only has a huge market, but is also rich in human resources, Li stressed.
Although China's per capita natural resource level is below the global average, unlimited development space can be created on the back of the combination of imagination and creativity from hundreds of millions of talents together with global market demand and innovation resources at home and abroad, he said.
China welcomes more foreign investors to establish businesses in the country and achieve mutual benefit and win-win results, Li added.
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