China exports five employees detained by the American Care Company Mintz Group | Business and Economics News

The company says it is “grateful” for the Chinese authorities to issue it after two years of detention.

The US -based company said that China has released five employees from the due Mintz Group company nearly two years later.

The Chinese authorities detained the five local employees in March 2023, representing the beginning of a series of raids on foreign consulting companies and due care companies, including Bain & Compa and Capvance Partners.

The Chinese National Statistical Office later announced that year that the Mintz Group, which has its headquarters in New York, announced, 1.5 million dollars were fined To conduct “foreign statistical investigations” without the necessary approval.

A spokesman for the Mintz Group said in a statement presented to the multiple media on Tuesday.

“We are grateful to the Chinese authorities that our former colleagues can now be at home with their families.”

The issuance of employees follows the conclusion of the Chinese Development Forum, which has long been a platform for Beijing to strengthen the country for foreign investors.

The version of the forum, which concluded on Monday, attended dozens of senior business leaders, including Apple Tim Cook, Albert Porla from Pfizer and Aramco’s Amin Nasser.

Speaking in the two -day gathering on Sunday, Chinese Prime Minister Lee Qiang pledged to expand the arrival of markets to foreign investors and urge companies to resist the high protectionism.

He told me: “In the increasingly fragmented world with high uncertainty and uncertainty, it is necessary for countries to open their markets and institutions … to resist the risks and challenges.”

The Mintz Group, which specializes in examination and investigations in the background in fraud and misconduct at the workplace, employ more than 280 investigators in 12 offices in 11 countries, according to its website.