Promote foreign investment to catch up with the "China Opportunity 2.0" development fast train

At a regular press conference held on June 30th, Wang Yifei, spokesperson for the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade, stated that China is no longer just pursuing foreign-funded enterprises to launch a product or implement a project in the Chinese market. Instead, through international platforms such as the Chain Expo, China aims to support and promote foreign-funded enterprises to catch up with the development of "China Opportunities 2.0", deepen long-term supply chain cooperation with Chinese enterprises, jointly maintain the security and stability of the global supply chain, and jointly promote the healthy development of the global economy.

Recently, many international institutions and media have mentioned "China Opportunities 2.0". As an accelerator for deepening supply chain cooperation between foreign-funded enterprises and Chinese enterprises, the recently concluded 4th Chain Expo attracted over 1200 domestic and foreign exhibitors, with foreign enterprises and institutions accounting for 36.5%. The number of American exhibitors and institutions continues to rank first among foreign-funded exhibitors.

Whether it is Nvidia working with China's ecological partners to fully present the "five layer cake" of the AI industry from energy, chips, infrastructure, models to applications, or Wal Mart, Medtronic, Schneider Electric and other focused application fields, showing that AI reshapes the whole retail process, enables medical health innovation, and creates enterprise digital solutions; Whether it's the debut of South Korean SK Hynix with 8 Chinese partners, or Honeywell showcasing the supply chain ecosystem formed with Chinese partners on a whole wall... More and more foreign-funded enterprises are deeply integrated into China's innovation chain industry chain, fully demonstrating that an open China is full of opportunities everywhere.

At the same time, survey reports from multiple foreign business associations also indicate that foreign-funded enterprises continue to have a positive outlook on the Chinese market. According to the 2026 China Business Environment Survey released by the US China Business Council, 92% of surveyed companies stated that their business in China will achieve profitability by 2025; According to the 2026 Business Confidence Survey conducted by the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China, 75% of companies believe that their production efficiency in China is higher than in other regions around the world; The "White Paper on China's Economy and Japanese Enterprises in 2026" released by the China Japan Chamber of Commerce shows that 85.6% of enterprises stated that they will "expand their business" or "maintain the status quo", which is due to the importance that foreign-funded enterprises attach to the Chinese market and their confidence in the prospects of the Chinese economy.

Lin Shunjie, Chairman of China International Exhibition Center Group Co., Ltd., stated that behind the multidimensional landscape of "China Opportunities 2.0" is the trend of China's economy moving forward with resilience and thriving growth, against the backdrop of complex and changing global situations and increasing risks of fragmented global supply chains. From the "market dividend" of large-scale markets and low-cost factors, to the "innovation dividend" brought about by technological progress and industrial upgrading, more and more enterprises are deeply integrated into the Chinese innovation chain industry chain. "China Opportunity 2.0" has brought valuable stability and certainty to the world.