| China Promotes Anti-Dumping, Anti-Subsidy study |
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Immediately after the State Council, or the cabinet, publicized three anti-dumping and anti-subsidy measures and related safeguard measures, the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation (MOFTEC) launched a seminar Wednesday on fair trade issues. Over 200 delegates from government departments, trade and industrial associations as well as domestic enterprises attended the seminar.
Ma Xiuhong, MOFTEC assistant minister, said at the seminar that China will start to implement its promises on tariff reduction next year. Some non-tariff measures, including quotas and licenses, will also be gradually canceled, bringing about more intense competition for domestic industries, she said. The MOFTEC will provide prompt, effective and reasonable protection for domestic enterprises, and will create a fairer environment for competition in accordance with WTO rules and Chinese legislation, she said. On those discriminative policies, the MOFTEC will promote negotiations with foreign governments, improve coordinative institutions on lawsuit response, and provide better services for enterprises, she said.
Ma said fair trade policies and laws concerning imports and exports are important parts of China's foreign trade policies and laws. China will not only make anti-dumping, anti-subsidy and safeguard investigations against imports on the basis of WTO rules, but also guide domestic enterprises to actively defend their rights and interests in investigation cases against Chinese exports.
(Information by Network Center of MOFCOM)
(News source: English Website of Ministry of Commerce)
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