The CCCEU attributes the situation to, among others, the trend of market protection, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the trend of a spillover and politicized approach to cyber security issues as well as investment screening, which could dampen the expectation of some Chinese companies and investors.
The CAMU predicted that China is expected to have 10 billion tons of steel by the end of 2020, with waste steel accounting for the production of around 200 million tons.
The CIIE has attracted many technological companies who play a leading role in their specific areas to showcase their advanced technologies but some cutting-edge technological companies remain reluctant to sell their products due to the restrain of their government, said Liang Feng, president of China National Machine Tool Corp, which is the only company in charge of inviting international companies and purchasing their products.
The BBD Accelerator focuses on advisory services instead of physical space, which also reduces costs.
The CSIRO projects that Australia's plant-based protein industry will be worth more than 6 billion Australian dollars () by 2030.
The Belt and Road Initiative, proposed by China in 2013, aims to build trade and infrastructure networks connecting Asia with Europe and Africa along the ancient Silk Road trade routes to seek common development and prosperity.
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The COVID-19 outbreak also meant they required more support from the government. Earlier this year, the ministry started free online skills training courses for migrant workers.
The CIIE this year aims to set at a higher green standard, requesting 100 percent green rate for every exhibiting booths. The rates for the first and second expos were 91 percent and 97 percent, respectively, according to the Paper.
The CBRC, China's top banking regulator, issued the new rules forbidding commercial banks from offering entrusted loans with funds from others, bank credit, special funds created for a specific purpose, other forms of debt capital, and funds with unproven sources.
The Belt and Road Initiative proposed by China will provide hard and soft connectivity in the Indian Ocean that is required for rapid economic and social development, especially in Sri Lanka, said visiting Sri Lankan Foreign Minister Tilak Marapana on Tuesday.