(5 Dec 2024)
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Beijing, China – 5 December 2024
1. Wide of He Yadong, spokesperson of Ministry of Commerce, walking to podium
2. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) He Yadong, spokesperson, Ministry of Commerce:
“Since last year, with joint efforts by both sides, China and Australia have made positive progress on a series of economic and trade issues. This fully demonstrates that as long as both sides insist on mutual respect and mutually beneficial cooperation, and strengthen communication and dialogue, they can properly resolve each other’s economic and trade concerns.”
3. Mid of reporters
4. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) He Yadong, spokesperson, Ministry of Commerce:
“China supports enterprises of the two countries to continue to deepen and expand economic and trade cooperation in traditional and emerging fields, promote high-quality development in bilateral economic and trade relations and benefit peoples of the two countries.”
5. Wide of briefing
6. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) He Yadong, spokesperson, Ministry of Commerce:
“This is a reasonable act to safeguard our own security and development interests, and fulfill the international obligations such as non-proliferation. What I want to emphasize is that China’s determination to promote high-level opening up will not change. We’re willing to strengthen dialogue with all parties in the field of export control to jointly maintain the stability and smoothness of the global industrial and supply chain.”
7. Wide of briefing
STORYLINE:
China on Thursday confirmed it lifted bans on two Australian meat companies and said it supports deepening and expanding cooperation in bilateral trade.
He Yadong, spokesperson for the Chinese Ministry of Commerce spoke during a regular press briefing in Beijing and said China and Australia have made positive progress on a series of economic and trade issues.
"This fully demonstrates that as long as both sides insist on mutual respect and mutually beneficial cooperation, and strengthen communication and dialogue, they can properly resolve each other’s economic and trade concerns," He said.
The resumption of Australian meat imports from two Australian companies was approved on Tuesday, marking a complete lift on bans on Australian red meat.
The move comes as the two sides see a thawing relationship after several years of dispute in bilateral trade.
The Chinese Commerce Ministry also announced Tuesday it is banning exports to the United States of gallium, germanium, antimony and other key high-tech materials with potential military applications, as a general principle, lashing back at U.S. limits on semiconductor-related exports.
“This is a reasonable act to safeguard our own security and development interests, and fulfill the international obligations such as non-proliferation,” He said at the Thursday briefing.
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