Global Times

More opening coming: experts

Delegation arrives in Finland on three-nation tour

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Foreign companies will have more opportunit­ies in the Chinese market, especially in the wake of wider reforms announced by a key meeting of the Communist Party of China (CPC), the Xinhua News Agency said over the weekend, citing a panel of Chinese experts.

A Chinese delegation led by Li Shulei, deputy secretary of the 19th CPC Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, arrived in Finland on Thursday from Switzerlan­d as part of a three-nation tour to explain the key decisions taken at the 19th CPC National Congress in Beijing in October, the key five-yearly assembly that assesses the current social reality and drafts plans for the future. Their next stop is Denmark.

Their mission also includes explaining the social developmen­ts in China over the past five years, the developmen­t of socialism with Chinese characteri­stics for a new era, and improvemen­ts in the business environmen­t to win the confidence of foreign investors.

At a gathering of Finnish officials, business leaders and think tank members in Helsinki on Friday, Li explained how China is deepening reform to improve the management system and attain better and more modern governance.

The more China opens up and the wealthier the Chinese get, the more opportunit­ies there will be for China and Finland to work together, Li said. One example of that has been the increase of numbers of Chinese tourists visiting Finland in recent years.

Li Wentang, director and professor at the Literature and History Department at the Party School of the CPC Central Committee, said China will not close its doors to the world but open them wider.

China’s focus is to promote economic globalizat­ion and develop a high-standard economy as well as improve the environmen­t for enterprise­s by strengthen­ing protection of intellectu­al property rights, the professor said.

Jyri Hakamies, director general of the Confederat­ion of Finnish Industries, said economic cooperatio­n between China and Finland was experienci­ng the best period in history.

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