In a clear and firm message on Tuesday, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian rejected repeated U.S. claims that China has violated the consensus reached during the Geneva economic and trade talks. Lin emphasized that China has acted responsibly by rigorously implementing the agreed measures, underscoring a commitment to the principles set in Geneva.
The spokesperson detailed that the U.S. has introduced several restrictive actions, including new guidance on AI chip export controls, halting sales of chip design software, and revoking visas for Chinese students. According to Lin, these measures have undermined the consensus and adversely affected China's legitimate rights and interests.
Lin urged the United States to respect the established facts, cease spreading disinformation, and take concrete actions to honor the agreements made during the talks. This update offers a closer look at the intricate balance of international trade relations and the impact of policy decisions in today’s dynamic digital economy.
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China rejects U.S. claims that it violates Geneva talks consensus
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