Minister of Commerce and Deputy Representative for International Trade Negotiations Ling Ji presided over the "Investing in China" roundtable meeting in Hong Kong and met with relevant business chamber leaders.

On March 17th, Ling Ji, Deputy Minister of the Ministry of Commerce and Deputy Representative of International Trade Negotiations, presided over a roundtable meeting on "Investing in China" in Hong Kong and met with relevant business association leaders. Ling Ji pointed out that Hong Kong has always played a role as a window and bridge connecting the mainland and international markets over the years, resonating with the country's development. He hopes that Hong Kong enterprises and multinational companies in Hong Kong actively participate in the development of emerging pillar industries and future industries determined in the "14th Five-Year Plan" and make good use of Hong Kong's advantages in the "Four Centers" to achieve mutual benefit. The participating business associations and companies expressed that the "14th Five-Year Plan" is inspiring and is a grand blueprint leading China's future development. Hong Kong enterprises and multinational companies in Hong Kong will firmly invest in China, promote the transformation and upgrading of traditional industries, and explore emerging industries simultaneously, embarking on a new journey of "Investing in China." Before the meeting, Ling Ji had a small-scale discussion with the leaders of the main business associations in Hong Kong.