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- Baise pilot zone for development to be set up in SW China
- Zhoushan FTZ becoming global player in oil and gas trade
- New comprehensive bonded zone approved in East China
- China steps up support for work resumption in free trade zones
- China-Russia free trade zone opens border trade to 14 more countries
- Notification from the China (Guangxi) Pilot Free Trade Zone to Global Investors During the Prevention of COVID-19
- China approves new bonded area
- China port city sets up 30-bln-yuan development fund for high-tech firms
- Hainan FTZ accelerates construction of key projects
- Seven deals signed, talent hub inaugurated at Hongqiao CBD
Explore regional opportunities
- Heilongjiang
- Black Dragon River, as the province is known in Chinese, is one of China's largest agricultural bases, and an important industrial area.
- Jilin
- The province is a major pharmaceutical center. Manufacturing (automobiles and train carriages) is among its most competitive industries.
- Liaoning
- The province is a major producer of steel and metal cutting machines, making its economy the biggest in NE China.
- Beijing
- The capital of China and the world's most populous capital city, Beijing is also a leading center for politics, economy and business.
- Tianjin
- The coastal metropolis in northern China is a major manufacturing center. Airbus has an assembly plant here for its A320 airliners.
- Hebei
- The northern province, a major wheat producer, has a rich history. Its plains were home to the famous Homo erectus Peking man.
- Shandong
- The coastal province in eastern China is geographically close to South Korea and Japan. It's also China's biggest industrial producer.
- Inner Mongolia
- Located in North China, the region borders Russia and Mongolia. It has an abundance of resources, especially coal and rare-earth elements.
- Shaanxi
- The province, famous for its fertile Loess Plateau, has been a trade hub. Xi'an, its capital, is the eastern terminus of the ancient Silk Road.
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