China's Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region will allow lower-level economic planning agencies in the region to approve foreign investments of up to $100 million, local authorities said Monday.
Xinjiang's prefecture and municipal-level development and reform commissions and state-level development zone management are currently empowered to approve foreign investments of up to $30 million, according to the regional development and reform commission of Xinjiang.
Xinjiang's prefecture and municipal-level development and reform commissions and state-level development zone management are currently empowered to approve foreign investments of up to $30 million, according to the regional development and reform commission of Xinjiang.
