China unveiled a new action plan yesterday to stabilize foreign investment, featuring 20 measures aimed at expanding market access and boosting investment. The plan encourages foreign companies to make equity investments, provides easier access to domestic loans for equity investment, and supports mergers and acquisitions. It also aims to expand foreign investment in sectors like telecommunications, healthcare, and education, and ensures foreign companies are subject to the same regulatory standards as domestic ones in non-restricted sectors. Experts see this as a move to promote high-level opening-up and strengthen China’s economic appeal, particularly in the technology sector.