Core Viewpoint - Strengthening the rule of law in foreign-related matters and promoting institutional openness is a crucial reform task in the modernization of China [1] Group 1: Implementation of the Foreign Investment Law - The effectiveness of the implementation of the Foreign Investment Law and related regulations is a fundamental issue as China enters the "14th Five-Year Plan" period [1] - The Law provides facilitative policy measures for foreign investment enterprises and regulates government behavior to ensure fair treatment of both domestic and foreign enterprises [3] Group 2: Research and Findings - The Law and its implementation have been evaluated through a high-level social practice project initiated by Shanghai University of Political Science and Law, which involved field research in 14 provinces and nearly 30 cities [3] - Preliminary statistics from surveys indicate that 92% of foreign enterprises feel they are treated fairly in terms of market access, reflecting the effectiveness of government services [3] - Local governments have established investment promotion departments or foreign enterprise workstations to provide information services, communication platforms, and complaint mechanisms for foreign investors [3]