Suzhou government held the Conference on Further Opening-up in Suzhou on Jan 3, releasing 30 policy measures and 68.8 square kilometers of industrial plots in the hope of promoting a new-round opening-up. As a pacesetter in Suzhou’s opening-up, SIP is ready to continue its leading role in the new-round opening-up.

 

The Infographic Guide to Investment in Suzhou released at the conference includes 14 industrial clusters in SIP, which boast integrated industrial ecosystems for enterprises engaged in such fields as biomedicine, new-generation information technology and modern services. SIP authorities are enhancing efforts to foster an excellent business environment at the free trade zone established in the area last September, and strengthen policy and financial support for project and talent introduction. This obviously provides good opportunities for investors.

 

Actually, many investors have already started their deployment in SIP. At the conference, Danaher, a Washington-headquartered science and technology innovator, and a number of Fortune 500 enterprises, research institutes, foreign banks and professional service organizations signed agreements to launch a total of 58 projects in SIP. 

 

Moreover, SIP announced at the event to offer 3.9 square kilometers of industrial plots for global investors and seek partners for a list of projects.