- The special customs regime at Hainan Free Trade Port, launched December 18, aims to transform the island into a global hub for innovation and services.
- The move demonstrates China’s strong commitment to openness and is expected to boost foreign trade and investment in Hainan.
- Hainan’s large territory, proximity to major trading partners, and access to China’s vast market give it unique advantages over other hubs like Singapore and Dubai.
- The new regime expands the list of duty-free imports from 1,900 to 6,600 items, benefiting most enterprises and organizations on the island.
- The initiative is seen as a model of China’s openness and shared development amid global protectionist trends.
Source: tass.com
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