China has issued a sharp rebuke of the United States' decision to add multiple Chinese entities to its export control list, calling the move a "blatant suppression" of international economic cooperation. The Ministry of Commerce strongly opposes the action, stating it jeopardizes both bilateral trade stability and worldwide industrial networks.
The U.S. aims to deprive developing nations of their legitimate rights through unilateral bullying tactics,
a ministry spokesperson stated Wednesday, emphasizing that such measures would harm technological innovation and undermine mutual trust in global commerce.
Analysts warn these restrictions could disrupt critical sectors like semiconductor manufacturing and artificial intelligence development, where cross-border collaboration remains essential. The spokesperson noted China will employ "all necessary legal measures" to protect domestic enterprises while urging Washington to prioritize dialogue over confrontation.
This escalation comes as multinational corporations increasingly rely on Asian supply chains, with 68% of global electronics manufacturing concentrated in the region. Business leaders anticipate renewed pressures on tech investment strategies and materials sourcing in key markets.
