The capital of Sichuan province, in China’s southwest, has a long history, a beautiful environment, and rich culture and has long been known as a “Land of abundance” or Sichuan’s “Suzhou” or “Hangzhou”.
It got its start in mid-500 BC when the ninth emperor of the Kaiming Dynasty of the state of Shu moved his capital from Guangdu Fanxiang (today’s Shuangliu county) to Chengdu.
Company leaders taking part in the symposium, all mentioned two things – the “Five-city development strategy” and the “Tianfu New District”. In summarizing Chengdu’s comparative advantages in the world, Groupama China’s president, Zong Guofu, pointed to the advantages of the western region.
In looking back at the success of the city’s investment promotion in 2011, Chen pointed proudly to the quick capital entry, large amount of investment, increased direct investment, investment quality, and concentration of projects.
There was good news from Intel’s chip packaging and testing plant in Chengdu on Jan 9, as the one-billionth chip came off the line, a milestone in plant production. At the same time, there was an investment project of Intel West China Allocating Center settled down at the Chengdu High-tech Industrial Development Zone. Intel has increased its capital in Chengdu three times in the past nine years.
Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the PRC
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Ministry of Culture of the PRC
National Tourism Administration of the PRC
China Council for the Promotion of International Trade
People’s Government of Liaoning province
China-Northeast Asia Expo (Expo Affairs Bureau of Jilin province)
Jilin Development and Reform Commission
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Jilin Science and Technology Dept
Jilin Foreign and Overseas Chinese Affairs Office
Jilin Economic and Technical Cooperation Bureau
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