The European Union Chamber of Commerce is maintaining a positive outlook on China’s role in global trade, even amidst rising geopolitical tensions. As the \"Trump 2.0 era\" unfolds, characterized by increased U.S. interference and internal divisions within Europe, questions arise about the future of international cooperation.
In an exclusive interview with CGTN reporter Xu Yi, Jens Eskelund, President of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China, shared his insights on navigating these challenges. Eskelund emphasized that despite ongoing tariff tensions under the Trump administration, China’s global share of trade is expected to continue growing.
Eskelund believes that fostering mutual benefits between China and the EU is crucial. By leveraging strengths and addressing areas of contention, both economic powerhouses can enhance their collaborative efforts. This strategic partnership is vital for sustaining growth and ensuring resilience in the face of external pressures.
For young global citizens, business enthusiasts, and thought leaders, the evolving dynamics between the EU and China present both challenges and opportunities. Understanding these developments is key to staying informed and engaged in the global economic landscape.
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EU Chamber of Commerce shows confidence in China's trade in 2025
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