A Chinese government office recently issued a report on its intellectual property protection and business environment in 2021, covering new laws and regulations, the government's implementation of the law in enhancing intellectual property protection, lowering market barriers and maintaining fair competition in the market.

Last week, Beijing issued a document on creating a unified domestic market, outlining measures related to property rights protection, market access policies, monopolistic behaviors and unfair competition, data, standard setting, and local protectionism.

At a virtual ministerial meeting with Portuguese-speaking countries, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang promised to liberalize trade and investment with these nations, promote connectivity, and cooperate on environmental protection.

At a press conference on March 11, the Chinese Premier called on the U.S. to engage with China more while giving each other some space. He also called for the U.S. to ease export bans on China.

Between March 4 and March 11, China’s 2022 Two Sessions, annual meetings of lawmakers and political consultants, are taking place. At the beginning of the fifth session of the 13th National People’s Congress (NPC) on March 5, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang delivered the Government Work Report, which highlighted

A recent document issued by the Chinese government states that it will enhance the use of export credit insurance to stabilize foreign trade, and emphasizes that it will be applied to both domestic and foreign companies equally.