Chinese e-government is booming. More than 90 government portals have been established by China's central government. But when you look at the regional and municipal government level the number is far greater: over the last three years the number of government web sites has passed 10,000.
This was highlighted in a new booklet on e-government published recently by Hong Kong's Commerce, Industry and Technology Bureau.
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Secretary for Commerce, Industry and Technology John Tsang said that the government had placed great importance on e-government work.
At a press briefing, Gao Hucheng, vice minister of commerce, said along with the development of China's trade and economy, Chinese enterprises have suffered from more and more anti-dumplingcases.
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