(2020 Service Trade Fair) Business Opportunity of the Service Trade Fair: Targeting China's investment in other countries around the world to showcase "press box baby"

　　China News Service, Beijing, September 8 (Reporter Pang Wuji) On the 8th, the 2020 China International Trade in Services Fair is coming to an end, and most of the 29 special events in overseas countries and regions have been held.

Overseas exhibitors who brought out all kinds of "press box babies" became an impressive touch of "bright color" at the service trade fair.

　　Maria Gustava, Mozambique’s ambassador to China, recommended her country’s beautiful beaches to China News Agency reporters.

"This service trade fair is an opportunity to deepen the economic and trade cooperation between Mozambique and China. We hope to show the best parts of Mozambique. Mozambique has a very good port and various resources including energy and tourism. We hope that Chinese tourists will visit and enjoy our beautiful beaches, and we also hope that Chinese investors will invest in various fields."

　　Lorenzo Sambu, Director of Mozambique’s Investment and Export Promotion Agency, was still unfulfilled after the first introduction.

He made a second speech at the investment promotion conference through video connection, focusing on recommending the country's three major ports.

Lorenzo Sambu said that in addition to the great attraction of the port itself, Mozambique is also an entrance to the African market. Through Mozambique, it can enter Zambia, Malawi, Zimbabwe and other landlocked countries in Africa.

　　Another African country, Rwanda, "surprisedly became popular" at this session of the Service Trade Fair, and various investment consultations continued at the promotion meeting.

Shamir, the Commercial Counselor of the Rwanda Embassy in China, not only speaks fluent Chinese, but also writes Chinese proficiently.

According to him, in Rwanda, there are more and more people who can speak Chinese like him, and investors do not have to worry about language barriers.

　　Rwanda's ambassador to China James Kimonio said that Rwanda is now one of the safest countries in Africa, with a clean government and a high degree of business convenience.

Registering a company in Rwanda can be completed in 6 hours. The country is one of the easiest places to do business on the African continent.

　　The ASEAN countries, which are each other's largest trading partners with China, also hope to deepen bilateral economic and trade cooperation through the Trade in Service.

Tie Gong, Minister Counselor of the Cambodian Embassy in China, stated that there is no foreign exchange control in Cambodia and foreign investors can be 100% wholly-owned.

Foreign investors in Cambodia can enjoy up to 9 years of exemption from business tax, income tax and tariffs on imported equipment and raw materials.

　　Tao Yueying, Commercial Counselor of the Embassy of Vietnam in China, sorted out many reasons for investing in Vietnam, including the economic complementarity of Vietnam and China, Vietnam’s location advantages, market potential, labor resources, and various preferential policies on land and taxation.

　　The distant Latin American countries are not absent either.

Carrino Gonzalez, Commercial Counselor of the Dominican Embassy of the Caribbean Countries in China, although introduced in English, but prepared a Chinese PPT for the audience.

At the "Special Events in Latin America and the Caribbean Countries" on the 8th, he highlighted investment opportunities in the two areas of service outsourcing and logistics centers.

　　In terms of logistics centers, Gonzalez pointed out that the most attractive policy of Dominica is that goods can be stored in the logistics center for one year (renewable), during which there is no need to pay taxes, and there is no restriction on the entry of goods stored in the logistics center into the local market. Or share constraints.

　　At the same event, Ecuador, Panama, Mexico, Costa Rica and other countries also fully introduced their own resources, tax concessions and other fields, and warmly invited Chinese investors to invest and start business.

　　The trade and investment commissioner of the Australian Trade and Investment Commission Paul Cheyne (Paul Cheyne)'s "investment" is mainly aimed at Chinese students.

Cheyne pointed out that China is Australia's largest service market and Australia's largest source of international students.

Due to the epidemic, Australia's border controls have affected the entry of Chinese tourists and international students this year.

The Australian government hopes to help relevant departments such as international education resume development as soon as possible after the border control measures are over.

According to previous statistics, Chinese students contributed about one-third of Australia’s total income from international education.

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