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China hopes Netherlands will ensure ‘normal’ lithography machine trade

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China hopes the Netherlands will support companies in fulfilling their contractual obligations. China regards the Netherlands as a "trustworthy" economic and trade partner. The Dutch government began denying licenses for Dutch firm ASML to export advanced immersion deep ultraviolet (DUV) tool lines to China.

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The Straits Times

China hopes Netherlands will ensure 'normal' lithography machine trade

BEIJING - China hopes the Netherlands would support companies in fulfilling their contractual obligations and ensure \"normal\" trade of lithography machines, said Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao. Read more at straitstimes.com.

1 month ago·Singapore

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Ecns

Chinese Commerce Minister calls for Netherlands to maintain regular lithography machine trade

The Chinese side considers the Netherlands a reliable trade partner and hopes the Netherlands can uphold the spirit of contract to support companies fulfill contract obligations to ensure the regular trade of lithography machines.

1 month ago·China

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Nikkei

China hopes Netherlands will resume full lithography machine trade

BEIJING (Reuters) -- China hopes the Netherlands will support companies in fulfilling their contractual obligations and ensure "normal" trade of

1 month ago·Japan

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WTVB

China hopes Netherlands will ensure ‘normal’ lithography machine trade

BEIJING (Reuters) – China hopes the Netherlands would support companies in fulfilling their contractual obligations and ensure “normal” trade of lithography machines, said Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao. In a meeting with Dutch Trade Minister Geoffrey van Leeuwen on Wednesday, Wang added that China regarded the Netherlands as a “trustworthy” economic and trade partner. Both men held in-depth talks on issues including the export of lit…

1 month ago

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