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As the UN marks its 80th anniversary, the Procurement Division is connecting governments, businesses, and civil society to build resilient, inclusive supply chains for a sustainable future.
On October 9, the Chinese mainland imposed controls on rare earth-related items for security reasons. Exemptions cover humanitarian uses, and MOFCOM expects minimal impact on supply chains.
Chinese mainland Commerce Minister Wang Wentao and Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury discuss expanding aviation ties, the new Tianjin A320 assembly line, and securing global supply chains.
China’s commerce minister urges the Netherlands to resolve Nexperia issues, protect investors, and ensure stable global supply chains.
China calls on critical mineral nations to help maintain global industrial security and ensure stable supply chains amid a new US-Australia agreement.
Amid US-China tariff standoffs, investors pivot as trade controls reshape supply chains and question America’s market primacy.
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng and U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent held a frank video call, agreeing on fresh economic and trade consultations amid tariff threats and export debates.
China’s Ministry of Commerce warns the U.S. over WTO compliance, highlighting risks to global supply chains and urging corrective action in its 2025 report.
At a press briefing, China’s FM spokesperson Lin Jian defends normal economic and energy ties, criticizes US unilateral sanctions and vows to safeguard national interests.
The Chinese mainland’s new export licensing on medium and heavy rare earths aims to safeguard global supply chains and curb unchecked material flows.