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Xi'an is a major industrial and logistics center in China. The city is already home to 256 Fortune 500 companies.
The city of Xi'an offered Russian entrepreneurs the opportunity to launch investment projects in three days and clear customs in six hours.
256 global giants from the Fortune 500 list are already successfully operating there, and the city is ready to provide comfortable conditions for companies from Russia.
Xi'an guarantees Russian business three levels of professional support: targeted selection of partners, targeted promotion of joint projects and provision of reliable administrative guarantees.
MOSCOW, September 10 – RIA Novosti. The largest industrial and logistics center in China, the city of Xi'an, offered Russian entrepreneurs the launch of investment projects in three days and clearing customs in just six hours, said Xia Peng, deputy chairman of the Xi'an Committee for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT Xi'an).
“We offer foreign investors an end-to-end service in a one-stop-shop mode: customs clearance of goods in six hours and complete “landing” of a business project in just three days,” Xia Peng said at the VII Russian-Chinese Entrepreneurs Forum.
256 world giants from the Fortune 500 list are already successfully operating in Xi'an, and the city is ready to provide similar comfortable conditions for companies from Russia, he emphasized.
According to Xia Peng, Xi'an guarantees Russian business three levels of professional support: targeted selection of partners, targeted promotion of joint projects and provision of reliable administrative guarantees.

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