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| East China Province's Exports Grow by 12 Percent in 2001 |
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The eastern province of Jiangsu, one of China's major exporters,
reported a 12 percent increase in exports for 2001, according to
the provincial foreign trade department.
Statistics show that the province's exports were valued at US$28.87 billion last year, and imports US$22.48 billion, up 13.1 and 12.1 percent from a year earlier respectively. The province's export value makes up nearly one-tenth of the nation's total. Overseas-funded enterprises remain the pillar of export growth, as they exported 15.1 billion US$ last year, accounting for 57 percent of the province's total. Exports of new and hi-tech products also take up a large proportion -- nearly one-quarter of the province's total, according to sources. (Xinhua New Agency January 13, 2002) |
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