China and EU Forge New Trade Path

China and the EU have agreed to establish an annual or biannual minister-level meeting framework for trade and investment consultations. China's commerce ministry has extended an invitation to the EU trade chief for a visit this autumn for the next meeting of this consultation mechanism.

China and the European Union have committed to conducting one or two minister-level meetings for their trade and investment consultation mechanism each year, as announced by China's commerce ministry.

The initiative aims to strengthen the trade relationship between the two economic powers, with the next meeting slated for autumn and slated to be held in China. This was disclosed by ministry spokesperson He Yadong during a press conference.

The move reflects a mutual interest in enhancing cooperative ties and addressing any trade disputes more effectively, according to official sources.