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Foreign Ministry Denies Bias against Foreign Investors

A Foreign Ministry spokesman on Thursday denied that discrimination existed in China against foreign enterprises operating in the country.

Foreign enterprises have been treated favorably rather than with discrimination over the decades of reform and opening up, Liu Weimin said at a daily news briefing in response to a related question.

"As to the investment environment, foreign investors and companies have the biggest say," said the spokesman, who added that more and more enterprises are investing in China, a surge based on investors' own rational judgement of China as worthy place for investment.

(Source: Xinhua)

 

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