China Backs Auto Investments in Europe, Calls for Dialogue on Sector Disputes
China supports automaker investments in Europe, urging dialogue to resolve sector disputes. Commerce Minister Wang calls for fair markets and cooperation.
POLICY WIRE — Beijing, China — China has expressed support for its automakers investing in Europe, with Commerce Minister Wang Wentao calling for open markets and collaborative solutions to address ongoing industry challenges.
The comments come as Chinese automakers explore factory locations in the EU ahead of new local-content manufacturing rules, while tensions continue over trade policies and market access.
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Wang emphasized the need for a “mutually acceptable, constructive” approach to resolving disputes, highlighting Beijing’s commitment to fostering cooperation between European and Chinese automakers. This aligns with broader efforts by Chinese officials to promote sustainable and intelligent development in the global auto sector.
Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)
