China: Foreign Minister Calls for “Constructive Dialogue” with EU on Trade
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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi today called on the European Union to engage in "constructive dialogue" with Beijing to avoid "escalation".
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Tuesday called on the European Union to engage in “constructive dialogue” with Beijing to avoid an “escalation” of their trade disputes, in a phone call with his French counterpart Jean-Noel Barrot. The EU and several major European countries, including France, have been toughening their stance against Beijing to protect their companies from what they see as unfair competition in takeovers, public procurement …
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Tuesday called on the European Union to engage in “constructive dialogue” with Beijing to avoid an “escalation” of their trade disputes, in a phone call with his French counterpart Jean-Noel Barrot. The EU and several major European countries, including France, have hardened their stance on […]
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi called on the EU to engage in constructive dialogue to avoid escalating trade disputes, stressing that protectionism does not benefit, but harms consumers and the ecological transition.
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