Commerce Ministry: China, EU reaffirm stable, balanced ties as key trading partners
The sides reaffirmed stable trade ties, discussed market access and export controls, and agreed to continue talks on tariffs and subsidies.
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Commerce Ministry: China, EU reaffirm stable, balanced ties as key trading partners
China and the European Union (EU) have reaffirmed their commitment to maintaining stable and balanced trade ties as key trading partners after a meeting of the China-EU trade and investment consultation mechanism, an official with China's Ministry of Commerce said on Saturday.
China and the European Union have made pragmatic progress in resolving trade differences during the high-level talks held in Beijing, reflecting the will and wisdom of both sides in promoting the stable development of bilateral economic and trade relations through dialogue and consultation.
China and the EU reaffirmed their commitment to managing disagreements through dialogue within the framework of WTO rules at their second trade consultation in Beijing. The parties will assess the possibility of reducing tariffs and will hold a third meeting in March 2027.
China & EU set March 2027 trade talks, seek stable ties
China and the European Union (EU) have agreed to keep bilateral economic and trade ties stable and make them more balanced, while scheduling March 2027 for the next meeting under their trade and investment consultation mechanism, according to China’s Ministry of Commerce. Chinese Minister of Commerce Wang Wentao and European Commissioner for Trade and Economic […]
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