EU Commissioner to Visit China for Trade Talks

The European Commission has announced that Maros Sefcovic, the European Commissioner for Trade and Economic Security, will embark on a significant visit to China from March 27 to March 28. This visit underscores the EU's commitment to strengthening its trade relationship with China.

Focus on Reciprocity and Mutual Benefit

With annual trade between the EU and China valued at €730 billion, the discussions will center on achieving a more balanced and cooperative trade relationship. Reciprocity, transparency, and mutual benefit are the pillars of this initiative.

Key Meetings on the Agenda

Sefcovic is scheduled to meet with high-ranking Chinese officials, including Vice Premier He Lifeng and Minister for Customs Sun Meijun, to explore alignment of Chinese investments in the EU with EU priorities and policy objectives.