Beijing buzzed with optimism this week as global business leaders and economists convened for the China Development Forum 2025, discussing the nation's pivotal role in stabilizing world markets. The event highlighted China’s growing appeal to multinational corporations, particularly in technology-driven sectors.
Hemione Hudson, Chair and CEO of PwC China, emphasized the country’s accelerating foreign direct investment (FDI) trends during an interview with CGTN. \"China’s focus on innovation and robust economic fundamentals – including industrial upgrades and sustainable growth policies – make it a linchpin for global business strategies,\" Hudson stated.
Data presented at the forum revealed increasing FDI inflows into advanced manufacturing and green energy initiatives. This aligns with recent efforts by the Chinese mainland to deepen international partnerships through improved market access and regulatory transparency.
Analysts note these developments create opportunities for investors eyeing Asia’s largest economy. With consumer demand rebounding and digital transformation accelerating, China continues to shape regional supply chains and technological advancement.
