英国全球技术创新伙伴联盟国际总监罗斌森(Neil Robinson)也表示，中国始终保持开放姿态，积极欢迎 国际企业参与。"中英之间不存在保护主义问题，这或许是一些国家的担忧，但绝不是我们的担忧。"他 说。 随着中英两国重启七年内首次贸易对话，两国的经贸合作成为热议焦点。多位英国企业界人士认为，中 国不仅展现出庞大的市场潜力和国际化视野，也为双向投资和绿色转型提供了广阔空间。 英中贸易协会会长詹诚信勋爵(James Sassoon CMG)在接受中新网"中外对话"栏目采访时指出，英国在 主要经济体中独树一帜，没有对中国电动汽车加征额外关税，这充分体现了英国在能源转型上的开放姿 态和长期承诺。他强调，中国品牌近年来在英国市场表现亮眼，在技术、设计和质量方面优势突出，当 下正是鼓励中英企业双向发展的好时机。 "中国经济体量巨大，对世界经济发展至关重要，对英国企业同样如此。中国已成为英国的第三大出口 市场，但潜力远未完全释放。"詹诚信说。 中国对外承包工程商会会长房秋晨介绍，目前中英经贸合作已建立"中英企业家委员会"机制，每逢重大 经贸活动，双方都会密切协作，促进企业交流与合作。 有消息称，英国首相计划率团访华，对 ...

Group 1 - The 25th China International Investment Trade Fair (CIFIT) highlighted the broad prospects for investment in China and the increasing strategic dominance of Chinese outbound investment [1] - The "Belt and Road" investment and compliance white paper indicated a shift from net capital inflow to outflow in China's foreign direct investment (FDI) and outbound direct investment (OFDI) from 2009 to 2023, with a notable transition in 2023 back to net outflow [1] - The Ministry of Commerce's report projected that in 2024, China would maintain its position as the largest recipient of foreign investment among developing economies, with actual foreign investment reaching $116.24 billion and a 9.9% increase in newly established foreign-invested enterprises [2][3] Group 2 - The structure of foreign investment in China is continuously optimizing, with high-tech industries accounting for 34.6% of total foreign investment [3] - Foreign-invested enterprises contributed significantly to China's economy, with their total import and export value reaching approximately $1.8 trillion, representing 29.2% of the national total [4] - By the end of 2024, China's outbound direct investment stock reached $3.14 trillion, maintaining a top-three global ranking, with a flow of $192.2 billion, marking an 8.4% increase from the previous year [4]

Group 1 - The 25th China International Investment and Trade Fair (CIFIT) showcased technological innovations and attracted over 123 countries and regions, with more than 8,000 business guests participating [1][2] - A total of 1,154 investment projects were signed at the event, with a planned total investment of 644 billion yuan, indicating a growing trend in China's bidirectional investment [2][3] - Foreign investment in China continues to increase, with Saudi Aramco establishing a joint venture in Fujian, reflecting confidence in China's market [3][4] Group 2 - ABB Group plans to increase its investment in China, particularly in Xiamen, emphasizing the importance of innovation and automation for sustainable development [4][5] - The establishment of the Non-Metallic Materials Innovation Center by Saudi Aramco and a Chinese research institute highlights the integration of foreign investment into China's technological innovation system [5][6] - Chinese companies are increasingly "going global," with examples like King Long Automobile showcasing new products and expanding into international markets [6][8] Group 3 - China's outbound direct investment reached 192.2 billion USD in 2024, maintaining a global share of 11.9%, indicating robust international investment activity [7][8] - The report indicates that over 30 countries participated in CIFIT to attract Chinese investments, showcasing the global interest in China's technological capabilities [8][9] - China has become a leader in R&D investment and patent applications, with significant advancements in emerging industries such as 5G and renewable energy [9][10] Group 4 - The CIFIT emphasized the importance of international innovation cooperation, with various technological innovations on display, including AI and new energy solutions [10][11] - ZF Group's commitment to increasing investment in China reflects the country's role as a vibrant innovation hub and a key market for new technologies [12]

Group 1: Event Overview - The 25th China International Investment and Trade Fair (CIFIT) was held in Xiamen, Fujian from September 8 to 11, showcasing a focus on technological innovation and attracting over 123 countries and regions, with more than 1100 government and business delegations and over 80,000 attendees [3][5]. - A total of 1154 investment projects were signed at the event, with a planned total investment of 644 billion yuan [5]. Group 2: Foreign Investment Insights - Foreign investment in China continues to grow, with Saudi Aramco establishing a joint venture in Fujian, reflecting confidence in the Chinese market [5][7]. - Saudi Aramco's investment in China exceeds 240 billion yuan, with plans for further collaboration in various sectors, particularly in green energy [7]. - The report indicates that in 2024, China attracted 116.24 billion USD in foreign investment, maintaining its position as a leading destination for foreign capital [10]. Group 3: Technological Innovation and Collaboration - The event highlighted the shift from "bringing innovation to China" to "innovating together with China," as foreign companies increasingly engage in collaborative innovation [17][19]. - Companies like Sanofi have integrated deeply into China's R&D ecosystem, participating in over 90% of global development projects [19]. - The focus on high-tech industries is evident, with foreign investment in high-tech sectors reaching 34.6% in 2024, particularly in medical devices and computer manufacturing [10]. Group 4: Chinese Companies Going Global - Chinese companies are increasingly expanding overseas, with a reported 192.2 billion USD in outbound direct investment in 2024, maintaining a global market presence [14]. - Companies like King Long Bus are innovating in autonomous delivery vehicles and expanding their market reach, including significant exports to countries like Chile [11][14]. - The trend of "going out" is supported by the establishment of over 52,000 enterprises in 190 countries, with a focus on infrastructure and green technology [15].

Group 1 - US President Trump is visiting the UK from September 16 to 18, with discussions expected to focus on trade and tariffs [2][3][5] - The UK government announced over £1.25 billion in new investments from major US financial firms, including PayPal, Bank of America, Citigroup, and S&P Global, ahead of Trump's visit [9][11] - Bank of America plans to create up to 1,000 jobs in Northern Ireland, while Citigroup intends to invest £1.1 billion in its UK operations [11] Group 2 - Sainsbury's has terminated negotiations with JD.com regarding the sale of Argos, citing that the revised terms were not in the best interest of stakeholders [18][19] - Sainsbury's is focusing on improving Argos' performance by expanding product variety and enhancing digital capabilities [21] - The UK Generation Z faces significant challenges in home ownership, with the average deposit required now ten times higher than 30 years ago [24] Group 3 - The average house price in the UK has risen to £290,395, nearly six times higher than 30 years ago, while average salaries have only slightly more than doubled [24] - Average monthly rent in the UK has increased by 31% over the past five years, from £1,025 to £1,343 [27]

Group 1 - Huaxia Fund recently signed a memorandum of cooperation for mutual investment products with a delegation from the Oman government, laying the foundation for deeper financial cooperation between China and Oman, as well as between China and Gulf countries [1][3] - The signing took place on September 4, with representatives from various Omani financial institutions, including the Oman Investment Authority and Muscat Stock Exchange, present [1][3] - This event is part of a five-day visit by a 17-member Omani delegation to China, during which they met with over 15 institutions, including regulatory authorities and major financial firms [3] Group 2 - Huaxia Fund had previously collaborated with Oman, signing its first memorandum of cooperation in 2024, becoming the first Chinese public fund to partner with the Omani government [3] - The collaboration included the launch of the Jabal ChinaAMC Loong Equity Fund, aimed at facilitating investment in the Chinese equity market for investors in the Middle East and North Africa [3] - The Oman Investment Authority is a key anchor investor in the Jabal ChinaAMC Loong Equity Fund [3]

Group 1 - The 25th China International Investment and Trade Fair is being held in Xiamen, Fujian, focusing on expanding bilateral investment opportunities, attracting representatives from over 120 countries and regions [1] - The UK is the guest country this year, with over 100 companies participating, showcasing their latest products and services, and expressing a strong interest in collaborating with Chinese partners [1] - There is a notable emphasis on capital and industry integration at this year's fair, with many international investment institutions participating and a special financial capital zone established to enhance bilateral investment [1] Group 2 - China's outbound investment is becoming more active and diverse, with infrastructure, green development, and new energy cooperation emerging as hot areas for investment [2] - A dialogue between private enterprises and Fortune 500 companies at the fair highlighted the potential for collaboration, emphasizing the complementary advantages of flexible private enterprises and the strong technical capabilities of large multinational corporations [3][4] - Companies like Saudi Aramco have established multiple joint ventures in China, with total investments exceeding 240 billion RMB, and are optimistic about future opportunities in digital technology and other new investment areas [6] Group 3 - Yihai Kerry, a multinational company in agricultural processing and food production, has invested approximately 100 billion RMB in China, with recent investments surpassing the total of the previous 30 years [7] - The company is focusing on consumer demand for healthier diets and has established R&D centers in China, along with innovative food industry park models to integrate the supply chain [7]

Group 1 - The 25th China International Investment and Trade Fair is being held in Xiamen, Fujian, focusing on expanding bilateral investment opportunities with participation from over 120 countries and regions [1] - The UK is the guest country this year, with over 100 companies showcasing their products and services, emphasizing the potential for collaboration with Chinese partners [3] - The fair highlights the importance of capital and industry integration, featuring a financial capital zone to enhance bilateral investment [5] Group 2 - There is a growing trend of Chinese outbound investment, particularly in infrastructure, green development, and new energy cooperation [5] - A significant project presented by Uzbekistan aims to attract Chinese investment for the construction of a new Tashkent, covering over 20,000 hectares [7] - Turkish representatives noted increasing interest from Chinese investors in manufacturing and green development sectors, including solar energy and electric vehicle production [7] Group 3 - The fair includes over 70 thematic activities focusing on hot topics in bilateral investment, with a notable dialogue between private enterprises and Fortune 500 companies [8] - Discussions at the event highlighted the complementary advantages of private enterprises and multinational corporations, emphasizing collaboration for mutual benefit [10] - Representatives from both private and foreign enterprises expressed the potential for close cooperation across various chains, including industrial, supply, innovation, and capital chains [12]

Core Insights - The report by the New Zealand-China Relationship Promotion Committee highlights the long-term cooperative value of Chinese investments in New Zealand's dairy industry [1] - From 2014 to 2024, China's cumulative foreign direct investment (FDI) in New Zealand increased by 106%, outpacing the overall growth rate of New Zealand's FDI stock [1] - The dairy sector is identified as a representative industry for Chinese investment, showcasing the value of the long-term partnership between the two countries [1] Investment Diversification - The report uses the pet food and game development industries as examples to illustrate the increasing diversification of Chinese investments in New Zealand [1] - It emphasizes that Chinese investments are responding quickly to consumer demand [1] - The report suggests that China should focus on investing in areas where it has industrial advantages, such as renewable energy, advanced transportation, clean technology, and food production [1] Business Presence - Currently, at least 60 New Zealand companies have established business operations in China [1] - The chairman of the New Zealand-China Relationship Promotion Committee, McKinnon, states that increasing bilateral investment will help establish a long-term cooperative relationship between the two countries [1] - New Zealand is actively seeking to attract investment to drive growth, and leveraging its stable bilateral relationship with China is seen as a reasonable strategy [1]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of bilateral investment as a key strategy for enhancing China's industrial chain innovation capabilities and overall competitiveness in the context of global industrial competition and supply chain adjustments [1][2][3]. Group 1: Bilateral Investment and Innovation - Bilateral investment can facilitate technology transfer through intermediate products, allowing local downstream companies to innovate based on advanced technologies from foreign direct investment (FDI) enterprises [2]. - FDI enterprises often impose production standards on local suppliers, which encourages upstream companies in the host country to innovate to meet these standards [2]. - As the host country's innovation capacity improves, its scale of outward direct investment (ODI) will gradually expand, creating a reciprocal effect on technology and innovation [2][3]. Group 2: Competitive Dynamics and Market Integration - Bilateral investment generates competitive incentives among local companies, pushing them to innovate in order to meet the stringent requirements of FDI enterprises [3]. - Increased domestic competition and enhanced innovation capabilities lead companies to seek overseas opportunities through ODI, thereby integrating into global value chains [3]. - The article notes that the recent trends show a balanced growth in both FDI and ODI in China, which is crucial for attracting global resources and enhancing the domestic and international market linkage [3]. Group 3: Policy Recommendations for High-Quality Development - The article suggests promoting high-quality coordinated development of bilateral investment through institutional openness, aligning with international trade rules, and leveraging successful experiences from free trade zones [4]. - It advocates for differentiated industrial policies based on the characteristics of the industrial chain, including establishing support funds for technology-dependent industries and optimizing the structure of ODI [4]. - The article emphasizes the need to enhance the transmission mechanism between bilateral investment and industrial chain innovation through fiscal incentives and support for R&D initiatives [5][6].