The 2019 Kunshan Autumn Investment Promotion Fair recently kicked off in 
Kunshan City of east China's Jiangsu Province, attracting about 1,000 guests 
engaged in different industries to attend the fair.

During the fair, a total of 100 projects with a total investment of over 80 
billion yuan have been contracted, of which there were four projects each worth 
more than 10 billion yuan with combined investment of 33.73 billion yuan.

Since setting up a development zone at its own expense, Kunshan has carved out 
a specific developing route that embraces high-quality development. In 2019, 
the city topped the ranking of China's Top 100 County-Level Cities by 
comprehensive strength for 15 fifteenth consecutive years.

In 2018, Kunshan became China's first county-level city with GDP exceeding 380 
billion yuan. The city established 196 new foreign investment projects from 
January to September this year, with the combined registered foreign capital 
reaching 1.28 billion U.S. dollars.

During the fair, enterprises that have made contributions to Kunshan in terms 
of foreign capital, foreign trade, industrial output, and output benefits in 
2019 were commended, with eight awards conferred, such as "Award for 
Outstanding Contributions to Stable Foreign Capital Increase."

Meanwhile, Kunshan launched the first batch of projects worth a total of 50 
billion yuan on the industrial supply-demand platform and a document about the 
best practices in investment promotion and protection theme month of 2019.

To improve business environment in Kunshan, the city has thoroughly carried out 
23 policies and ten supporting measures, and joined hands with the Belt and 
Road (B&R) countries in developing seven R&D platforms.

Kunshan is striving to embrace the multiple opportunities brought by the 
advancement of the Belt and Road Initiative and other national strategies such 
as the pilot free trade zones, leading the way in quality development and 
modernized pilot city in the new era. 

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SOURCE  Xinhua Silk Road