City continues to develop international appeal past recent pandemic setbacks.

Although the local spread of COVID-19 has not yet been completely contained, business activity is bustling again in Shanghai.

China's top economic planner has unveiled its latest blueprint for the hydrogen sector, which is expected to push the growth of the fuel cell vehicle industry in the world's largest vehicle market.

The Hongqiao area in Shanghai has been attracting more businesses just a year after the central government put forward a plan to build the Hongqiao International Hub for Opening-up, according to municipal officials.

Shanghai recently released the third batch of green manufacturing system demonstration units, which included seven companies from Jiading district.

Developments in Jiading new town could mean an annual rise of up to 400 billion yuan ($62.14 billion) in industrial output by 2025 thanks to greater opportunities for enterprises, with its powerful automobile industry leading the way.

Companies from all over the world are not only welcome to get more deeply rooted in Shanghai but are encouraged to bring their experiences, expertise and industry insights, which can translate into material policies facilitating Shanghai's high-quality development, according to top officials of the city.Read more

The Shanghai government is aiming for the city to become an industrial hub for new energy vehicles during the 14th Five-Year Plan (2021-25).