RESPONSIBLE ENTREPRENEURSHIP VISION DEVELOPMENT AND ETHICS

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This indicates the potential still unexploited in terms of attracting foreign investment. By
achieving the optimal level of foreign investment, legal and fiscal measures, monetary and
other measures should be focused on stimulating investment, it represents an important lever
for economic value creation and achieve a higher level of social welfare. As basic direction
to be pursued to attract more investors to open newest business. Subsequently, qualitative
factors they must take into account. This will become increasingly important as new investments
and to ensure environmental and social protection.
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