Hainan steps up efforts to build international consumption hub
China's Hainan province is advancing plans for an offshore customs supervision regime expected to boost its retail sector.
China's Hainan province is stepping up efforts to develop itself as an international consumption hub, according to a report from TASS.
The report said an offshore customs supervision regime is expected to provide a significant boost to Hainan's retail sector.
Further details on the specific measures involved in the offshore customs regime, or a timeline for implementation, were not included in the available reporting.
Hainan has been positioned by Chinese authorities as a free-trade zone intended to attract international commerce and tourism in recent years.
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- Hainan steps up efforts to develop international consumption hub — TASS (Russia)
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