Li Nan, director of the Investment and Enterprise Department of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, said in an interview with reporters a few days ago that in 2025, China will continue to maintain its status as a major global two-way investor, and attracting foreign investment is deepening from scale expansion to structural optimization and quality upgrading. According to the “2026 World Investment Report” recently released by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, global foreign direct investment in 2025 increased by 6% over the previous year to 1.6 trillion US dollars, and developing economies attracted more than half of global FDI. Among them, China continues to maintain its status as a major two-way global investor, and ranks among the highest in the world in terms of absorption of foreign capital and foreign investment.

Li Nan, director of the Investment and Enterprise Department of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, said in an interview with reporters a few days ago that in 2025, China will continue to maintain its status as a major global two-way investor, and attracting foreign investment is deepening from scale expansion to structural optimization and quality upgrading. According to the “2026 World Investment Report” recently released by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, global foreign direct investment in 2025 increased by 6% over the previous year to 1.6 trillion US dollars, and developing economies attracted more than half of global FDI. Among them, China continues to maintain its status as a major two-way global investor, and ranks among the highest in the world in terms of absorption of foreign capital and foreign investment.