China has released an action plan to stabilize foreign investment in 2025, following approval at a recent State Council executive meeting.

The plan, jointly developed by the Ministry of Commerce and the National Development and Reform Commission, underscores foreign investment as a vital driver of high-level opening-up, fostering advanced productive forces and supporting Chinese modernization.

Key measures include support for pilot regions to implement opening-up policies in sectors such as value-added telecommunications, biotechnology, and wholly foreign-owned hospitals. Comprehensive services will be provided for foreign-invested projects in these areas.

China also aims to expand pilot programs in telecommunications and medical services, ensuring timely progress. Additionally, the plan emphasizes further opening of the education and cultural sectors, with detailed implementation strategies to be published and steadily advanced.