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福田街道:优化外资服务体系,打造国际投资首选地
Nan Fang Du Shi Bao·2025-08-29 01:40

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the efforts of Futian Street to establish itself as a preferred destination for foreign investment by leveraging its unique advantages in finance, technology, and port access, aiming to set a new benchmark for Shenzhen-Hong Kong financial cooperation and foreign investment services [1][4]. Group 1: Policy Integration - Futian Street has integrated investment policies from national, provincial, municipal, and district levels into a "one enterprise, one policy" package, providing bilingual policy interpretations to ensure foreign enterprises can easily understand and utilize the policies [4][5]. - The street has conducted over 300 policy interpretations and organized 12 specialized policy events this year, successfully assisting four foreign enterprises in being recognized as regional headquarters of multinational companies, with a total foreign investment of 830 million yuan, representing a 439% year-on-year increase [5][6]. Group 2: Infrastructure Optimization - Futian Street has established a foreign investment service station in the CBD, enhancing the capacity of foreign investment infrastructure and responding to the district's initiative to create a comprehensive foreign investment service network [6][7]. - The service station offers personalized support to foreign investors, including a wide range of services such as entrepreneurship guidance, talent employment, resource matching, and lifestyle services, covering 12 service areas and 39 administrative service items [6][7]. Group 3: Integrated Service Innovation - The foreign investment service station serves as a core hub, linking various service stations to create a full lifecycle service ecosystem for enterprises, from registration to operation and growth [7]. - The street provides "one-stop" registration guidance and office space matching services, having assisted over 30 foreign enterprises with 48 matching sessions this year [7]. - Regular consultations with tax and customs authorities are organized to facilitate communication between enterprises and regulatory bodies, addressing operational challenges faced by foreign businesses [7].