In 2023, France continued to cement its position as one of China's key economic partners within the European Union. With a bilateral trade volume reaching an impressive €67.1 billion ($78.9 billion), France stands as China's third-largest trading partner in the EU.
This marks the third time in the past four years that France has secured this significant ranking, highlighting the enduring strength of economic ties between the two nations. The robust trade relationship encompasses a diverse range of sectors, from luxury goods and aerospace to technology and agriculture, reflecting the dynamic and multifaceted nature of Franco-Chinese commerce.
As global markets evolve, France's ability to sustain its prominent position underscores its strategic importance to China's economic landscape within Europe. For a detailed breakdown of France's standing among China's EU trading partners, check out the graphics below.
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Graphics: Where does France rank among China's EU trading partners?
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