BEIJING: China will establish three new free trade zones (FTZs), the government said on Tuesday, more than one year after setting up the first in the commercial hub of Shanghai.
Commerce ministry spokesman Shen Danyang said that the new zones would be in Guangdong province in southern China, Fujian in the east, and the provincial-level city of Tianjin southeast of Beijing.
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