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The Ministry of Commerce responded that the United States included 33 Chinese related institutions and individuals in the list of export control entities
2020 at 16:54 on June 5
Original title: The Ministry of Commerce spoke about the US’s inclusion of 33 Chinese related institutions and individuals in the export control "entity list"
A reporter asked: The US Department of Commerce issued an announcement on June 5 local time to include 24 so-called “supporting Chinese military procurement” institutions and individuals, and 9 so-called “infringing human rights in Xinjiang” Chinese institutions on the list of export control entities ". what opinions do the Chinese have on this issue?
A: The US has once again included 33 Chinese related enterprises, universities, research institutions and individuals on the “entity list” of export control on the grounds of so-called “military involvement” and “human rights”. China is firmly opposed to this.
The United States has repeatedly used the so-called national security as a reason, abused export control and other measures, and used national forces to strike companies in other countries, causing serious damage to the international economic and trade order and a serious threat to the security of the global industrial chain supply chain. This is not conducive to China, to the United States, or to the entire world.
China urges the US to immediately stop wrong practices and will take all necessary measures to resolutely safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese enterprises.
https://finance.sina.com.cn/china/gn...k5438060.shtml
2020 at 16:54 on June 5
Original title: The Ministry of Commerce spoke about the US’s inclusion of 33 Chinese related institutions and individuals in the export control "entity list"
A reporter asked: The US Department of Commerce issued an announcement on June 5 local time to include 24 so-called “supporting Chinese military procurement” institutions and individuals, and 9 so-called “infringing human rights in Xinjiang” Chinese institutions on the list of export control entities ". what opinions do the Chinese have on this issue?
A: The US has once again included 33 Chinese related enterprises, universities, research institutions and individuals on the “entity list” of export control on the grounds of so-called “military involvement” and “human rights”. China is firmly opposed to this.
The United States has repeatedly used the so-called national security as a reason, abused export control and other measures, and used national forces to strike companies in other countries, causing serious damage to the international economic and trade order and a serious threat to the security of the global industrial chain supply chain. This is not conducive to China, to the United States, or to the entire world.
China urges the US to immediately stop wrong practices and will take all necessary measures to resolutely safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese enterprises.
https://finance.sina.com.cn/china/gn...k5438060.shtml