China Approves Rare Earth Export Licences Amid Global Scrutiny
China's commerce ministry announced the approval of several rare earth export licences without disclosing specifics. The ministry emphasized ongoing reinforcement of the approval process while expressing openness to dialogue with other nations regarding export controls.
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China's commerce ministry has disclosed the approval of unspecified rare earth export licences, withholding details on the exact numbers and recipients, including any U.S. firms involved.
He Yadong, ministry spokesperson, reiterated China's commitment to a stringent approval process for compliant applications.
Furthermore, the ministry expressed willingness to engage in dialogues with concerned nations about export controls to foster transparency and collaboration.
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