When Premier Li Keqiang spoke at the World Economic Forum in Tianjin last Wednesday, he probably already had economic data for August, which had not yet been released, in mind.
Saudi Arabia is keen on attracting Chinese companies to invest in its special economic zone, which aims to develop into a trade and investment hub in the Red Sea region.
Strong and good policy expectations made more institutions optimistic about the development prospects of Binhai New Area Central Business District, said an official.
With its advantages in location, Tianjin Binhai New Area expected to build itself into another power house in China.
Facing an urgent need to stabilize growth while containing environmental drain, China needs to step up environmental protection and invite the entire public to take a green initiative.
