From October 31 to November 1, the Chinese mainland and the European Union met in Brussels for an upgraded export control dialogue. Experts from both sides dug into each other's concerns, aiming to keep trade smooth and global supply chains humming 🚚⚙️
On the Chinese mainland side, Jiang Qianliang, director general of the Bureau of Industry, Security, Import and Export Control at the Ministry of Commerce, sat down with Denis Redonnet, deputy director-general in the Directorate General for Trade at the European Commission. Together, they tackled complex issues around export rules and compliance 🤝
A key outcome is a commitment to continued communication and regular exchanges. By keeping the dialogue open, both sides hope to reinforce stability and the unimpeded flow of industrial and supply chains between the Chinese mainland and the EU 🌐
For news enthusiasts, young professionals, and curious students tracking global trade moves, this dialogue highlights how major economies work together to reduce roadblocks and drive future growth. It is all about building bridges for tomorrow's markets 💡
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China, EU held 'upgraded' export control dialogue Oct. 30 – Nov. 1
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