Statistics show that the volume of China's direct investment abroad in the first 10 months of this year has increased by 16.3% compared to last year, surpassing 95 billion U.S. dollars.
The volume last year was 45.6 times as much as in 2002.
Zhang Xiangchen, a deputy international trade representative from China's Ministry of Commerce, says the proportion of non state-owned enterprises' investment has risen significantly.
"Among the direct investment abroad in the first 10 months, the amount made by non-state-owned enterprises accounts for 72 percent of the total, rising by 30.5 percent. The proportion last year was only 46 percent. With the promotion of China's 'One Belt and One Road' Initiative and the International Production Capacity Cooperation, many of these enterprises have chosen to invest ov
