Since the opening of China's 2026 two sessions, foreign enterprises operating in China have been closely following the proceedings and actively discussing the Government Work Report. This year marks the start of China's 15th Five-Year Plan period (2026-30), and it is also a pivotal year for the country to continue advancing high-level opening-up and promoting high-quality development. Against a complex international backdrop, the remarkable resilience and openness demonstrated by China's economy have further strengthened the confidence of foreign businesses to take root in China and pursue shared growth.

For foreign enterprises across a wide range of industries, the two sessions offer an important window into development opportunities relating to China and reflect their deep ties with the Chinese market. The policy signals delivered — such as expanding opening-up, optimizing the business environment, and supporting innovation and industrial upgrading — have reinforced their confidence in long-term development in China. Many have spoken highly of the resilience of China's economy and its sincere commitment to openness, noting that China remains one of the world's most important markets. Looking ahead, foreign enterprises plan to further increase investment in China, enhance local research and development and business initiatives, accelerate product localization and service innovation, and contribute to the development of new quality productive forces and high-quality growth while exploring new growth opportunities alongside the evolving Chinese market.