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Western countries' accusations of China overcapacity are unreasonable and Beijing hopes the relevant countries can objectively consider the needs of the global new energy market, He Yadong, spokesperson for the Ministry of Commerce said Thursday.

“The issue of production capacity should reflect globalization and consider the global division of labor and the international market,” He added.

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Western countries' accusations of China overcapacity are unreasonable and Beijing hopes the relevant countries can objectively consider the needs of the global new energy market, He Yadong, spokesperson for the Ministry of Commerce said Thursday.

“The issue of production capacity should reflect globalization and consider the global division of labor and the international market,” He added.

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