BEIJING (AP) — China said Friday that an easing of restrictions on foreign journalists enacted for the Olympics would become permanent.

Prime Minister Wen Jiabao signed the new decree, which took effect immediately, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said late Friday at a news conference.

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