China will take further measures to stabilize foreign trade and investment, with a view to consolidating the foundation of economic recovery, according to a decision made at the State Council's Executive Meeting chaired by Premier Li Keqiang on Tuesday. Noting opening-up as China's basic national policy and foreign trade as a strong underpinning for stable growth and employment, the meeting underscored the imperative for redoubled efforts to stabilize foreign trade and investment. The meeting stressed the need to support enterprises in retaining orders and expanding market presence. Stronger efforts will be made to ensure energy and labor supply and logistics for foreign trade companies. Full support will be given when necessary to ensure the fulfillment of contracts.
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