Shanghai aims to increase total fixed-asset investment by about 5% in 2025, up from 4.8% last year, of which major projects will reach CNY240 billion, a record high, said the city’s Governor Gong Zheng in an article published on the front page of the state-backed Study Times on Monday.
“We will strive to meet international high-standard economic and trade rules and steadily expand institutional opening-up, and develop diversified markets, especially with Belt and Road nations," Gong added.
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