A Pekin, l'heure de verite pour le commissaire europeen au commerce face aux exportations chinoises
Maros Sefcovic se rend en Chine les 8 et 9 octobre pour un dialogue commercial, avec des resultats limites anticipes par Berlin et Paris.
Written by EGazette’s AI. The facts are drawn from cited sources; the analysis is the AI’s own.
Le commissaire europeen au commerce, Maros Sefcovic, se rend en Chine les 8 et 9 octobre dans le cadre du dialogue commercial lance avec son homologue chinois, selon Le Monde.
La visite s'inscrit dans un contexte de tensions commerciales croissantes entre l'Union europeenne et la Chine, notamment autour des exportations chinoises de vehicules, un sujet qui a deja fait l'objet de mesures et de negociations ces derniers mois.
Selon le rapport, Berlin et Paris anticipent des resultats limites de ces discussions et commencent deja a preparer leurs positions pour l'apres-dialogue, signe d'un scepticisme partage par certains Etats membres quant a l'issue des pourparlers.
Le dialogue commercial entre Bruxelles et Pekin intervient alors que l'Union europeenne cherche a proteger ses industries face a la concurrence jugee deloyale de certains exportateurs chinois, tout en evitant une escalade commerciale plus large avec la Chine.
Les resultats precis de la rencontre des 8 et 9 octobre restaient a confirmer au moment du rapport, les deux parties devant se retrouver dans les jours suivants.
Sources
- A Pékin, l’heure de vérité pour le commissaire européen au commerce pour contrer l’envolée des exportations chinoises vers l’Europe — Le Monde — Une
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