Multiple ministries and commissions are drafting support policies for agricultural outbound investment
Great Wisdom Astock News, August 18 - Monday, learned from an expert at the Ministry of Agriculture that the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Agriculture and other multiple ministries and commissions are drafting support policies for agricultural outbound investment, in order to improve agriculture's international competitiveness. An expert at the Ministry of Agriculture told Great Wisdom News Agency today,
Great Wisdom Astock News, August 18 - Monday, learned from an expert at the Ministry of Agriculture that the Ministry of Finance, the Ministry of Agriculture and other multiple ministries and commissions are drafting support policies for agricultural outbound investment, in order to improve agriculture's international competitiveness.
An expert at the Ministry of Agriculture told Great Wisdom News Agency today that the Ministry of Agriculture, together with multiple ministries and commissions, conducted research on enterprises' outbound agricultural investment and produced a corresponding research report. The report recommends advancing enterprises' outbound agricultural investment through measures such as improving financial services for outbound investment, building an outbound investment insurance system, and establishing a subsidy system for outbound agricultural investment.
“This report will provide a reference for the official formulation of policies to support agriculture going global.” The above-mentioned expert explained that multiple ministries and commissions are drafting support policies for agricultural outbound investment, and the report is one of the reference contents.
Li Guoxiang, a researcher at the Rural Development Institute of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, believes that based on the current situation, the competitiveness of China's domestic agricultural outbound investment has great room for improvement, and the support policies are intended to enhance agriculture's international competitiveness. Enterprises' outbound agricultural investment mainly faces problems such as high labor costs and restricted investment, and “support measures such as preferential loans and policy preferences can alleviate the difficulties of agricultural outbound investment.”
At present, China's agricultural outbound investment covers multiple fields including grain and oil crop cultivation, livestock and poultry breeding, and agricultural product processing. China National Agricultural Development Group, COFCO Group, Chongqing Grain and Oil Group and other central and local state-owned enterprises are important forces in overseas agricultural investment.
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An expert at the Ministry of Agriculture told Great Wisdom News Agency today that the Ministry of Agriculture, together with multiple ministries and commissions, conducted research on enterprises' outbound agricultural investment and produced a corresponding research report. The report recommends advancing enterprises' outbound agricultural investment through measures such as improving financial services for outbound investment, building an outbound investment insurance system, and establishing a subsidy system for outbound agricultural investment.
“This report will provide a reference for the official formulation of policies to support agriculture going global.” The above-mentioned expert explained that multiple ministries and commissions are drafting support policies for agricultural outbound investment, and the report is one of the reference contents.
Li Guoxiang, a researcher at the Rural Development Institute of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, believes that based on the current situation, the competitiveness of China's domestic agricultural outbound investment has great room for improvement, and the support policies are intended to enhance agriculture's international competitiveness. Enterprises' outbound agricultural investment mainly faces problems such as high labor costs and restricted investment, and “support measures such as preferential loans and policy preferences can alleviate the difficulties of agricultural outbound investment.”
At present, China's agricultural outbound investment covers multiple fields including grain and oil crop cultivation, livestock and poultry breeding, and agricultural product processing. China National Agricultural Development Group, COFCO Group, Chongqing Grain and Oil Group and other central and local state-owned enterprises are important forces in overseas agricultural investment.
Sina statement: This news is reprinted from a Sina partner media outlet. Sina.com publishes this article for the purpose of conveying more information and does not mean that it agrees with its views or confirms its description. The article content is for reference only and does not constitute investment advice. Investors operating based on this bear their own risks.