What are the administrative organs, institutions and state-owned enterprises that China sent to France?

State-owned enterprises such as banks, mobile and railways will send personnel to France.

Chinese prefixes are all state-owned enterprises and central enterprises, including banking, mobile, petroleum, railway, steel, grain and oil, automobile, construction and other industries, as well as other local state-owned enterprises such as mining, commerce and power generation groups. What is more special is Shanghai. Except for a few companies such as Baosteel, many enterprises are state-owned enterprises affiliated to Shanghai, but they are not central enterprises. Generally speaking, large-scale state-owned enterprises are listed on A shares or H shares. You can check their prospectus.

1. State-owned enterprises include central enterprises, which are divided into central enterprises and local enterprises. Central enterprises are central enterprises, which are supervised and managed by the State Council. China now has 1 12 central enterprises. There are too many local state-owned enterprises.

2 institutions are social service organizations organized by state organs with state-owned assets. Divided into full, equity participation, financial subsidies and other undertakings.

3. State-owned enterprises refer to the unincorporated economic organizations whose assets are owned by the state and registered in accordance with the Regulations of People's Republic of China (PRC) Municipality on the Administration of Enterprise Legal Person Registration.

4. State-owned enterprises are modern contract organizations with system, objectives and management characteristics, which are produced to make up for market failures under the conditions of socialized mass production.