China strongly opposes the subsidy investigations initiated by the European Union, stating that they interfere with the mutually beneficial cooperation between China and Europe. The Chinese commerce ministry official believes that these probes specifically target Chinese new energy-related enterprises, which will harm the confidence of Chinese firms in investing and trading with the EU.
Experiencing the 2024 total solar eclipse in New Brunswick | SaltWire #solareclipse #eastcoastBEIJING - Subsidy investigations started by the European Union interfere with the mutually beneficial cooperation between China and Europe, and China resolutely opposes them, a Chinese commerce ministry official said.
In the latest move involving China, the European Union said it would investigate subsidies received by Chinese suppliers of wind turbines destined for its countries.
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