
China Seeks WTO Panel Over U.S. EV Subsidies Dispute
China has requested the WTO to establish a panel addressing the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act’s electric vehicle subsidies, citing unfair trade barriers.
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China has requested the WTO to establish a panel addressing the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act’s electric vehicle subsidies, citing unfair trade barriers.
China strongly opposes Turkey’s new 40% tariffs on Chinese vehicles, calling the move discriminatory under WTO rules.
Global EV industry faces opposition as the EU imposes new tariffs on Chinese electric vehicle imports, raising concerns over fair trade and industry disruption.
China remains the world’s top merchandise exporter for the seventh year, holding a 14.2% share. The Ministry of Commerce highlights steady performance amid global economic challenges, with projections pointing to gradual recovery.
China opposes a U.S. report labeling it as a ‘primary concern’ over trade barriers, urging adherence to WTO rules and fair trade practices.
China has filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization over U.S. NEV subsidies, seeking fair competition and protection for its electric vehicle industry.
China’s Commerce Minister emphasizes confidence and patience in WTO work, highlighting key multilateral victories and the groundbreaking Investment Facilitation for Development Agreement.
China is praised for its active role in strengthening the multilateral trading system at the 13th WTO Ministerial Conference in Abu Dhabi.
The WTO’s 13th Ministerial Conference in Abu Dhabi seeks consensus on global trade challenges, aiming to uphold a fair and inclusive international trading system amid rising protectionism.
At the 13th WTO Ministerial Meeting Business Forum, sustainability and digital technologies were key topics, highlighting efforts to simplify and innovate global trade.