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Does the State Council restrict overseas investment in real estate, hotels, cinemas, sports clubs, etc.?

Recently, the General Office of the State Council forwarded the "Guiding Opinions on Further Guiding and Regulating the Direction of Overseas Investment" (hereinafter referred to as the "Opinions") by the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Commerce, the People's Bank of China, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, deploying to strengthen the Macroscopic guidance for overseas investment, guiding and regulating the direction of overseas investment, and promoting the sustained, reasonable, orderly and healthy development of overseas investment.

The "Opinions" pointed out that the current international and domestic environment is undergoing profound changes, and Chinese enterprises have both good opportunities and many risks and challenges in overseas investment. It is necessary to take the supply-side structural reform as the main line and the "One Belt and One Road" construction as the guide to further guide and standardize the overseas investment direction of enterprises, promote enterprises to carry out overseas investment activities in a reasonable and orderly manner, prevent and respond to overseas investment risks, and promote the sustainable and healthy overseas investment. development, to achieve mutual benefit, win-win and common development with the investment destination country.

The overseas investments encouraged by the "Opinions" include: first, focusing on promoting overseas investment in infrastructure that is conducive to the construction of the "Belt and Road" and the interconnection of surrounding infrastructure; second, steadily developing advantageous production capacity and high-quality equipment and overseas investment in the export of technical standards; third, strengthen investment cooperation with overseas high-tech and advanced manufacturing enterprises; fourth, steadily participate in overseas energy resource exploration and development on the basis of prudent evaluation of economic benefits; fifth, strive to expand foreign cooperation in agriculture ; Sixth, overseas investment in the service field will be promoted in an orderly manner.

The overseas investments restricted by the "Opinions" include, first, overseas investments in sensitive countries and regions that have not established diplomatic relations with my country, are in war, or are subject to restrictions under bilateral or multilateral treaties or agreements concluded by my country; 2. It is overseas investment in real estate, hotels, cinemas, entertainment industries, sports clubs, etc.; the third is the establishment of equity investment funds or investment platforms without specific industrial projects overseas; the fourth is the use of backward production equipment that does not meet the technical standards of the investment destination country. Overseas investment; fifth, overseas investment that does not meet the environmental protection, energy consumption, and safety standards of the investment destination country.

The overseas investments prohibited by the "Opinions" include, first, overseas investments involving the export of core technologies and products of the military industry that have not been approved by the state; second, overseas investments using technologies, processes, and products that are prohibited from being exported by my country. Investment; third, overseas investment in the gambling industry, pornography industry, etc.; fourth, overseas investment prohibited by international treaties that my country has concluded or participated in; fifth, other overseas investment that endangers or may endanger national interests and national security.

The "Opinions" require that classified guidance should be implemented, management mechanisms should be improved, service levels should be improved, and safety guarantees should be strengthened. All regions and departments must effectively strengthen organizational leadership and overall coordination, implement work responsibilities, promptly formulate and introduce supporting policies and measures, and solidly advance relevant work to ensure effective results.