Group 1: Overview of Lujiazui - Lujiazui is a national-level development zone in China, recognized as a financial core area alongside London, New York, and Hong Kong, with a blend of modern prosperity and innovation [1] - The area covers 31.78 square kilometers, housing 285 commercial buildings and over 47,000 enterprises, contributing nearly 14% of the city's economic output and 40% of the district's total [2] - Lujiazui is the most internationally integrated central business district (CBD) in China, hosting 70% of the country's foreign asset management institutions and 55% of foreign-owned public funds [2] Group 2: Economic Contributions and Growth - In the first seven months of the year, Lujiazui attracted 156 new foreign investment projects totaling $9.23 million, marking a 14.37% year-on-year increase, with actual foreign investment reaching $6.33 million, up 44.18% [3] - The area has developed a diversified industrial layout, with financial services as the core supported by information, business, professional, and shipping services [3] Group 3: Foreign Enterprises' Experience - Many foreign enterprises have experienced significant growth in Lujiazui, with Dassault Systemes reporting a 22-fold increase in business over 20 years and the opening of China's first open innovation laboratory [4] - The conducive business environment in Lujiazui, characterized by high efficiency and supportive policies, has fostered confidence among foreign companies to deepen their engagement in the Chinese market [4][5] - The establishment of joint venture law firms has enhanced cross-border legal services, benefiting both foreign and domestic enterprises [5]
陆家嘴:“一体四翼”协同发展