Businessmen say China must keep its promises to open its market to attract foreign investment
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The skyline of Shanghai on Feb 14, 2018. According to estimates, China's vast consumer market will account for 22 per cent of the world's middle-class consumption by 2030.
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BEIJING - China must keep its promises to open up its market to keep attracting foreign investment, businessesmen said after the country's biggest import fair drew to a close on Sunday (Nov 10).
Organisers of the China International Import Expo (CIIE) in Shanghai said preliminary figures indicated US$71.13 billion (S$96.9 billion) worth of deals were inked this year, 23 per cent more than the inaugural expo last year.
