The report released by the Canada China Business Council and Rotman School of Management surveyed a cross-section of Canadian companies doing or considering doing business in China, as well as Chinese companies with the same intentions in Canada during 2016.
The relationship between China and the EU is facing new circumstances as well as opportunities for further development, Hua said.
The report said 42 percent of survey participants said the experience has made them want to work from home more. Over 60 percent working away from the office said they enjoyed being able to dress casually, the increased flexibility and lack of commuting.
The report shows consumers' attitudes towards new energy vehicles are undergoing a transformation, with a growing proportion willing to purchase them. Among those surveyed, 69 percent claim a willingness to purchase new energy vehicles, a 24 percent rise compared with the 2017 survey. Among the 69 percent, 13 percent are strongly in favor.
The report highlighted shared benefits, saying that the Belt and Road Initiative "is not a zero-sum game" and "is meant for mutual benefits and win-win and all-win outcomes."
The relationship between Malaysia and China has proven to be mutually beneficial since the two countries established diplomatic ties in 1974, said the prime minister.
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The report said cuts in fuel allocation for power generation begun in 2016 had so far spared the residential sector and essential services from blackouts but warned that could change.
The report also said yuan-denominated private equity and venture capital funds were stepping up their pace of moving abroad. It said they were looking for overseas companies that were serving the Chinese market, or purchasing foreign assets and selling them to A-share listed companies.
The remaining 47 percent or about 2.5 million hectares are CCLOA titles that were issued to groups of ARBs in the 1990s as a temporary measure to fast-track the distribution of land to farmer-beneficiaries, according to the DOF.
The report expects IPOs on the A-share market to pick up pace in 2019 as China may launch a science and technology innovation board on the Shanghai Stock Exchange and experiment with a registration-based IPO system.