China said that rare lands can accelerate the approval of applications from the EU

By Brenda Goh

Shanghai (Reuters) is ready to accelerate the exam and approval of rare earth exports to the European Union companies, and at the same time, the Ministry of Trade will also take a verdict in connection with the trade of trade imports by July 5.

The efforts of both sides are still needed in China and the EU’s Chinese-made electricity vehicles, according to a statement on the website of the China Trade Ministry, but the efforts of both sides are still needed.

Issues between China Trade Minister Wang Woao and the EU Commissioner Maros Sefcoic were discussed in Paris on Tuesday.

The comments point to progress in the issues of China to relate to the EU in the last year.

The latest in April in April, in April, a large number of rare land and related magnets, aerospace manufacturers, semiconductor companies and military contractors and military contractors and military contractors and military contractors and military contractors and military contractors and military contractors and military contractors and military contractors.

The ministry said China attaches great importance to EU’s concerns and “ready to build a green channel for qualified applications to accelerate the confirmation process,” he said.

In a separate statement, the Ministry of Commerce, the Ministry of Commerce, as required by sectors such as China’s robotics and electric vehicles, they want to further strengthen communication and dialogue and dialogue, he said.

Brand, EVS

The ministry said the Minister of Trade Minister Wang will take effective measures to facilitate and promote the United States to facilitate and encourage the United States to the United States. “

Imports of the Chinese brand, the introduction of duties in 39% of the European brand imports, Tired of Brunt, French Konyak and Paris and Beijing.

Brandy duties, the EU’s Chinese-made electric vehicle imports, French President Emmanuel Macmanu was applied after taking action against the import of Chinese electric vehicle to report according to the “pure revenge”.

Chinese duties have bitten the sales of brands, including LVMH’s Hennessy, Pernod Ricard’s Martell and Remy Cointreau.

Beijing was originally designed to make a final decision on brand duties, but until July 5, July 5.

The Chinese Ministry of Commerce appeals to the brand for the brand of French companies and relevant associations on Saturday and said they agreed on the basic terms of Chinese investigators.