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Expanding Green Trade: China’s 16 New Measures to Drive Low-Carbon Growth

Expanding Green Trade: China’s 16 New Measures to Drive Low-Carbon Growth China has announced a new policy package aimed at accelerating the country’s transition toward greener, low-carbon foreign trade. The Ministry of Commerce recently issued the Implementation Opinions on Expanding Green Trade, introducing 16 targeted measures designed to address current gaps in green development capabilities, […]

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Advancing High-Quality Employment and Social Security Reform in China

Advancing High-Quality Employment and Social Security Reform in China As China advances its long-term development agenda, improving people’s livelihood remains central to its modernization strategy. The Proposal of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on Formulating the 15th Five-Year Plan sets clear priorities, emphasizing high-quality and full employment, enhancement of the social

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China Issues New Guidelines for Bidding Activities

China Issues New Guidelines for Bidding Activities China has taken another step toward improving the transparency, efficiency, and fairness of its bidding and tendering market. On 12 November 2025, the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC), together with seven other ministries, released the Guidelines for the Performance of the Main Responsibility of the Tenderer. This

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Strengthening Private Investment: China’s Policy Directions and Implementation Outlook

Strengthening Private Investment: China’s Policy Directions and Implementation Outlook Private investment remains a core driver of China’s economic activity, reflecting the health of growth, employment, and market expectations. Recent fluctuations, partly driven by shifts in the global environment and adjustments in the domestic real estate market, have slowed overall private investment. However, underlying momentum remains

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China Introduces New “Domestic Product Standards” for Government Procurement

China Introduces New “Domestic Product Standards” for Government Procurement Beginning January 1 next year, China will implement a unified national standard defining “domestic products” within the field of government procurement. This marks a significant step toward strengthening regulatory clarity, improving procurement efficiency, and ensuring that government purchasing activities reflect national policy priorities. The new framework,

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China Implements New SAFE Measures to Facilitate Cross-Border Trade

China Implements New SAFE Measures to Facilitate Cross-Border Trade The State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) has introduced a new package of nine facilitation measures aimed at reducing friction in cross-border transactions and strengthening the development of China’s foreign trade sector. Announced at the 2025 Financial Street Forum in Beijing, these policies span three major

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Strengthening Accountability in China’s Accounting System

Strengthening Accountability in China’s Accounting System The Ministry of Finance has issued a comprehensive set of new regulations aimed at strengthening accountability within China’s accounting system and improving the overall quality of accounting information. Released as the Opinions on Further Consolidating Accounting Work Responsibilities and Strengthening the Implementation of Accounting Laws and Regulations and the

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Market research, export training and coaching services eligible for SIB subsidy

We are proud to announce that our market research and entry services, our export training and coaching as well as our advisory of judicial and fiscal aspects related to doing business in China qualify for SIB (Support International Business) subsidy provided by the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland – RVO). Who can apply?

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