China to revise "made in China" plan, give foreign companies greater access
|China’s top planning agency and senior policy advisers are drafting the replacement for Made in China 2025 which would allow greater access for foreign companies, according to the Wall Street Journal.
China is planning to roll out the new policy next year when the US and China are expected to be accelerating negotiations for a deal to end their bruising trade battle.
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