Deputies Refute The View Of "Massive Relocation Of Enterprises In The Pearl River Delta"

On the morning of March 8th, Huang Huahua, deputy to the National People's Congress and governor of Guangdong Province, received a joint interview between Chinese and foreign media at the Beijing center.

Huang Huahua said that the Pearl River Delta enterprises did not migrate in large numbers.

In 2007, there were 244 enterprises in the Pearl River Delta, but more than 7000 new businesses.

The price of electricity in the mountainous area will be far lower than that in the Pearl River Delta.

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Huang Huahua: first of all, I want to correct a view that the Pearl River Delta enterprises do not have a large number of migration.

Some time ago, individual media reported that a lot of relocation of PRD enterprises was not a fact.

In 2007, there were only 244 enterprises in the Pearl River Delta, but more than 7000 new businesses.

Moreover, some enterprises migrate and some enterprises fail. It is normal to move in and move out.

How to better consolidate the foreign-funded enterprises and processing trade enterprises is a good thing for the government to do.

It is very important to pfer and upgrade industries.

At present, the Guangdong provincial government and the Hongkong government have set up a special group on industrial pfer in the Pearl River Delta.

In addition, we encourage PRD enterprises to pfer to Guangdong's mountainous areas and East and West wings.

In the mountains and East and West wings, the labor force can be solved locally, reducing labor costs.

Next, we are ready to introduce a new policy - the price of electricity in the mountains and East and West wings will be much lower than that in the Pearl River Delta, and encourage labour intensive industries to move to the mountains and East and West wings.

Finally, we must encourage the processing trade enterprises to export to domestic markets.

It was not allowed to sell domestically, but now it is allowed.