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China's Commerce Ministry: Won't proactively provoke trade disputes, willing to resolve issues
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China's Commerce Ministry: Won't proactively provoke trade disputes, willing to resolve issues
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2025.02.06 16:31
2025.02.06 16:31
2025.02.06 16:31
Speaking on US tariffs, Chinese Commerce Ministry said on Thursday, "China won't proactively provoke trade disputes, willing to resolve issues through dialogue and consultation."
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China willing to work with relevant countries to jointly respond to challenges of unilateralism and trade protectionism.
China will definitely take necessary measures against unilateral bullying measures and resolutely defend rights.
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: 2025.02.06
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