Global Service Partners Share Their Thoughts on Beijing

In March this year, Beijing launched the "Global Service Partners Program" to provide more high-quality and integrated services to various service enterprises and organizations, and to continuously improve the global service capability of "Beijing Services". 

On July 17, 13 foreign-funded enterprises were recognized as the first batch of "Global Service Partners" in Beijing, including Morgan Stanley, Intel, Deloitte Consulting, CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD, BMW China, Nestlé (China), Bayer China, Pfizer, TFSCN, Swire China, Novozymes China, ARG, SwissRe Beijing. A series of services, such as participating in high-level dialogues between government and businesses, joining the Expert Advisory Committee, policy matching service, responding to corporate demands, services for the implementation of investment projects, market resource link service, special policy interpretation service, inviting to special themed exchange events will be provided under the partnership initiative to unleash the driving force of opening up. 

As part of this program, the International Web Portal of Beijing has rolled out a video series titled "Global Service Partners Share Their Thoughts on Beijing". Made through visits to Beijing's "Global Service Partners", the videos show the development histories and successful experiences of foreign-funded enterprises in Beijing, and elaborate on the advantages of "Beijing Services", to provide references for more foreign-funded enterprises to learn about Beijing and choose Beijing as their destination for investment.

Ma Feijun: Deloitte China's Confidence in Growing with 'Beijing Services'
Since opening its representative office in Beijing in 1985, Deloitte China, an international professional services company and one of the Beijing's first officially acknowledged "Global Service Partners", has been actively working to optimize Beijing's business environment by acting as a link between the governments and the relevant industries.
An Incredible Journey for BMW's Development in Beijing
As one of the earliest foreign automakers to enter the Chinese market, BMW established a representative office in 1994 on the scenic bank of the Liangma River in Chaoyang District, Beijing. Over the past 30 years, China has grown into BMW's largest global market.