
Chinese Mainland’s Export Controls Align With Global Norms: MOFA
MOFA’s Lin Jian says the Chinese mainland’s export control measures align with international norms, pledges dialogue on export rules, and criticizes U.S. trade politicization.
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MOFA’s Lin Jian says the Chinese mainland’s export control measures align with international norms, pledges dialogue on export rules, and criticizes U.S. trade politicization.
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