The Chinese Ministry of Commerce has slammed recent U.S. measures that are seen as undermining the consensus reached during the economic and trade talks in Geneva.
According to MOFCOM, actions such as issuing guidance on AI chip export controls, halting chip design software sales to China, and revoking visas for Chinese students have violated the agreement reached during a January 17 phone call between top leaders. These moves, the ministry claims, are harming China's legitimate rights and interests.
MOFCOM further accused the U.S. of provoking new economic and trade frictions and creating uncertainty in bilateral relations, rather than reflecting on its own actions. This development has sparked concerns among market watchers, entrepreneurs, and students keen on international trends.
As the situation develops, many are watching closely to see how this dispute may affect business, technology, and student opportunities. Stay tuned for more updates as this story continues to unfold! 🚀🌐
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U.S. seriously undermines consensus reached in Geneva talks: MOFCOM
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