China Clashes with EU Over Inverter Restrictions
China's commerce ministry strongly opposes the European Commission's recommendation to restrict EU funds for projects using power inverters from high-risk suppliers, including China. The ministry calls for the EU to stop discriminatory practices against Chinese products. China will monitor the EU policy closely.
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The commerce ministry of China has vehemently opposed the European Commission's suggestion to limit EU funding for projects utilizing power inverters from 'high-risk suppliers,' which includes China.
A spokesperson from the ministry declared that China firmly rejects this designation and insists the country will closely examine and respond to the evolving EU policy to protect Chinese business interests.
The spokesperson further urged the European Union to cease its placement of China as a 'high-risk country' and eliminate any unjust practices towards Chinese goods.
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