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Recently, the National Development and Reform Commission issued a document stating that in the next step, in the use of foreign capital and overseas investment, it will continue to work with or cooperate with relevant departments to promote the following five tasks. The first is to deepen the reform of the foreign investment management system and improve and perfect the national security review mechanism. Conscientiously implement the NDRC Decree No. 12, and strengthen supervision during and after the event while streamlining administration and delegating power. Establish a system for the horizontal exchange of information such as development plans, industrial policies, access standards, and integrity records to realize information sharing for administrative approval and market supervision. Establish and improve the electronic information system for the management of foreign investment projects, so that foreign investment projects can be inquired and monitored, and the level of supervision during and after the event will be improved. Formulate China (Shanghai) Pilot Free Trade Zone Foreign Investment Security Review Management Measures to accumulate new experience and explore new ways to improve the nationwide foreign investment security review mechanism.

　　 The second is to deepen and expand opening to the outside world, and optimize the use of foreign capital in industries and regional structures. Promote the opening up of primary, secondary and tertiary industries in an all-round way, and promote reform and development through opening up. Further liberalize restrictions on foreign investment access, and make supplementary revisions to the "Catalogue for the Guidance of Foreign Investment Industries (Revised in 2011)." Actively guide foreign capital to participate in my country's ecological civilization construction and innovation-driven development strategy, and support foreign-invested enterprises to enhance their innovation capabilities. Promote regional coordination and openness, and promote the orderly and gradient transfer of labor-intensive industries in a targeted manner.

　　 The third is to coordinate the construction of soft and hard environments and improve the investment environment in key areas. Strengthen the construction of the market credit system, improve the innovation environment, and effectively protect the legitimate rights and interests of investors. Promote the use of foreign capital from relying mainly on production cost advantages to mainly relying on talents, environment, and markets, and strive to form comprehensive new advantages in various factors such as industrial support, domestic market, infrastructure, human resources, and administrative services.

　　Fourth is to strengthen the macro-guidance of overseas investment and improve the legal system and management system. Formulate and implement medium- and long-term development plans, key areas and regional investment plans for overseas investment. Focus on encouraging various types of overseas investments that are conducive to meeting domestic energy resource needs, promoting industrial transformation and upgrading, dissolving domestic excess capacity, and driving equipment standards and service exports. Strengthen the coordination of overseas investment projects to avoid disorderly competition. Guide enterprises to operate overseas in compliance with laws and regulations, pay attention to the protection of environmental resources, strengthen the environmental impact and risk assessment of overseas investment, and perform necessary social responsibilities. Accelerate the establishment of the legal system for overseas investment, formulate and promulgate the "Regulations on Overseas Investment" and its implementation rules. Reform the overseas investment approval system, promote the facilitation of overseas investment, minimize the scope of approval, and simplify the approval procedures. Improve relevant management regulations to allow individual investors to make overseas investments.

　　 The fifth is to build a comprehensive service system for overseas investment. Strengthen fiscal and taxation support policies, increase financial services, improve foreign investment statistics, monitoring, evaluation, and notification systems, establish a government-level public information platform, and provide effective information services for enterprises' overseas investment. Vigorously cultivate and support domestic asset appraisal, legal services, accounting services, investment consulting, design consulting, risk assessment and other relevant intermediary agencies. Support industry chambers of commerce (associations) to actively play their role in service and promotion.