BEIJING Air Presto Sale , Sept. 16 (Xinhua) -- Although China's private sector ispicking up, multiple hurdles remained for private investment, andmore efforts are needed to create a good business environment, alatest report showed.

While policy changes have helped confidence among privatebusinesses, they still have difficulties with entry qualificationsin some industries including electricity and military sectors Air Presto Off White ,according to a report by Chinese Academy of Governance.

High land and labor costs, as well as financing troubles areamong the major restraints for private investment, the report said,laying some of the blame on poor policy implementation.

Since the 1980s, private businesses have had a bigger role andnow contribute more than 60 percent of GDP growth and provide over80 percent of jobs. In recent years Air Presto Red , the sector has become lessvibrant due to external factor and high costs, entry restrictionsand financing difficulties.

The report suggests better protection for the property rights ofprivate businesses, opening up more industries and reducedfinancial burdens as ways forward.

On Friday more measures were introduced in an attempt to improvegovernment services and offer more financing channels, especiallyfor public private partnerships.

Private fixed-asset investment (FAI), which accounts for morethan 60 percent of total FAI Air Presto Orange , grew 6.4 percent year on year in thefirst eight months. Enditem

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres attends a press conference after meeting with Palestinian Prime Minister Rami Hamdallah in the West Bank city of Ramallah on Aug. 29, 2017. (XinhuaFadi Arouri)

RAMALLAH, Aug. 29 (Xinhua) -- United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres said on Tuesday that the Israeli settlement activities hinder the two-state solution and the peace between Israel and the Palestinians.

Guterres made the remarks at a joint news briefing in the West Bank city of Ramallah after his meeting with Prime Minister of Palestinian consensus government Rami Hamdallah.

"Ending the occupation would guarantee two states, and Israel and Palestine live side by side in peace and secure," he said.

Guterres stressed the necessity for the two sides to avoid incitement and resume a serious and credible political negotiation on the two-state solution.

"Economic and social improvement and freedom of movement should not be an alternative to the two-state solution. Serious negotiation process and additional steps are necessary to ensure that there are benefits to peace Air Presto Green ," he said.

Guterres expressed concerns over the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip and the continued United Nations support to the activities of UNRWA and reconstruction projects.

For his part, Hamdallah warned that the chances of a two-state solution and the achievement of peace would be eroded by Israeli settlements, stressing that the Palestinians would not "remain silent for long."

Hamdallah called on the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump to define its position on the two-state solution, Israeli settlement and the implementation of international resolutions on the Palestinian issue.

The Palestinian leadership "believes that the achievement of an independent Palestinian state with East Jerusalem as its capital will be through peaceful resistance and movement at the international level, especially in the United Nations Air Presto Black ," he said.

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The prime minister also urged the UN to respond to the demand for international protection for the Palestinian people, compel Israel to implement the resolutions of international legitimacy, and take serious and effective steps to protect Muslim and Christian holy sites, especially those in Jerusalem.

Earlier, Guterres met with the head of the Palestinian police Maj. Gen. Hazem Attallah Air Presto , in the presence of Palestinian permanent observer to the UN Riyad Mansour and a number of other Palestinian officials.

It is the first time Guterres has visited the West Bank and the Gaza Strip since he took over from Ban Ki-moon on Jan. 1.

GENEVA, Feb. 15 (Xinhua) -- The second round negotiations of the Geneva II international conference on Syria concluded on Saturday noon without achieving tangible results, said UN-Arab League Special Envoy to Syria Lakhdar Brahimi.

Brahimi said a proposed agenda for the next round of talks was agreed between delegates of the Syrian government and the opposition, but did not reveal the exact date.

Addressing a press conference in the wake of the "laborious" last session held Saturday morning, he said an agenda for the next round of "when it does take place" was accepted by both sides.

The four-point agenda included fighting violence and terrorism Cheap Nike Presto , the transitional governing body, national institutions, and as well as national reconciliation and national debate, according to Brahimi.

Brahimi suggested that during the new round, the first day would be reserved for discussions over fighting against violence and terrorism Nike Presto Sale , and the second day about the transitional governing body.

But the special envoy noted that the specific negotiating time-length devoted to respective item remained a sticking point.

He said that the Syrian government delegation accepted the agenda, but refused the suggested time-length of discussions on stopping the violence and terrorism and insisted on moving to the second item only when the first one was finished.

Brahimi said that this position "raises the suspicion of the opposition that the government did not want to discuss the transitional governing body."

The special envoy hoped that e.