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Xiamen targets at luring more capital
( 2003-08-19 16:24) (chinadaily.com.cn)

Xiamen, the most developed coastal city opposite Taiwan Island, is to lure more overseas investment as it will hold in September the Seventh China International Fair for Investment and Trade£¨CIFIT£©.

Vice-Mayor Huang Ling said that in order to realize the goal of absorbing more foreign capital, the city has urged various departments at all levels to make good preparation for the upcoming trade event.

Xiamen is widely considered an investment hotspot in Chine Mminland for foreign investors. Up to June this year, entrepreneurs from 51 countries and regions have invested in Xiamen. Industrial output value of these enterprises accounts for 84.5 per cent of the gross industrial output value of the city. Enterprises funded by foreign capital and capital from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan enterprises play a prominent role in the economy of Xiamen, Huang said.

"Inviting investors and attracting capital" is the logo the city chooses for its development. Huang Ling said that the economic guideline has been proved effective the past years to attract overseas capital. In order to make further progress, the most important is to propose appropriate strategy to attract more foreign investors with preferential industrial policy and favorable service environment.

Sun Xiyou, director general of Xiamen Foreign Investment Bureau, said that Xiamen would not develop without inviting investors and attracting capital. As a special economic zone designated by Beijing's State Council, the superiority of Xiamen is gradually weakening. However, the development of a city should not always rely on special polices of the State. It should establish its own brand and advantages, Huang said.

(by Zhang Nan)

 
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