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MNI BRIEF: Wang Tells Dombrovskis China Unhappy With EV Probe

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Beijing remains unhappy with the European Union probe into its electric vehicle subsidies because it lacks a factual basis, Minister of Commerce Wang Wentao has told EU Trade Commissioner Dombrovskis on Tuesday.

The two officials met at the Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organisation, with Wang telling EU counterparts China and the EU support the multilateral trading system and should work together to improve dispute settlement, fishery subsidies, investment facilitation, and e-commerce.

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Beijing remains unhappy with the European Union probe into its electric vehicle subsidies because it lacks a factual basis, Minister of Commerce Wang Wentao has told EU Trade Commissioner Dombrovskis on Tuesday.

The two officials met at the Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organisation, with Wang telling EU counterparts China and the EU support the multilateral trading system and should work together to improve dispute settlement, fishery subsidies, investment facilitation, and e-commerce.

Keep reading...Show less