BEIJING—China’s Ministry of Commerce announced on Monday that it remains open to dialogue with the European Union on matters concerning intellectual property rights. The announcement underscores China’s commitment to fostering constructive communication amid ongoing discussions on trade and innovation.
Speaking at a press conference, a spokesperson for the ministry emphasized that the channels of communication between China and the EU on intellectual property issues are “always open.” The statement comes at a time when both sides are seeking to strengthen economic ties and address mutual concerns in technology and trade sectors.
The EU and China have been significant partners in global trade, with intellectual property rights being a critical aspect of their relationship. Continuous dialogue aims to ensure that innovation and creative industries are protected and promoted, benefiting businesses and consumers on both sides.
China’s openness to engage with the EU on intellectual property matters reflects its broader efforts to align with international standards and support fair competition. The Ministry of Commerce indicated that China is willing to work collaboratively to address any issues and enhance mutual understanding.
As global economies become increasingly interconnected, effective communication on intellectual property rights is essential for sustained growth and technological advancement. Both China and the EU recognize the importance of these discussions in fostering a stable and prosperous economic partnership.
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China says it's open to communication with EU on intellectual property
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