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China's capital city leads in outbound data transfer governance, promises new measures

By MLex Staff ( March 21, 2025, 08:20 GMT | Insight) -- China's capital city, Beijing, is leading the nation in both the diversity and approval rate of outbound data transfers and is set to introduce new measures to further facilitate cross-border data flows, according to a Beijing Internet regulator official. At a recent press conference, the official said the city has so far facilitated 59 companies to pass the national data export security assessment and 224 companies to complete the filing of standard contracts for personal information exports.China's capital city, Beijing, is leading the nation in both the diversity and approval rate of outbound data transfers and is set to introduce new measures to further facilitate cross-border data flows, according to a Beijing Internet regulator official....

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