U.S. European Unions senior meeting will counterattack ＂non -market policies＂ ne

(Washington Composite Electric) The United States and the European Union will hold a high -level meeting in Washington next month. According to the draft statement obtained by Bloomberg, the goal of the United States and the European Union is to combat their so -called non -market policies, including such policies in ChinaEssence

According to the draft, the two sides intend to explore which policy tools can respond to the threat of non -market policies, including China's medical device industry, and investment funds controlled by some government.However, the content of the draft may be adjusted according to the talks.

The European Union refers to some policies in China that affects the market for victory in the United States, because Washington has always promoted the European Union to adopt a tougher position on this issue.European leaders seeking intermediate roads on China. French President Macron called for contact with Beijing last Friday (November 18) and refused to divide the world into two camps of competition.

U.S. Secretary of State Brillings and Trade Representative Dai Qi met with the EU Council Vice Chairman of the EU Council on December 5th, EU Brovskis and Vestig, as well as the European Union's internal market commissioner Bretton.The meeting was held under the framework of the US -European Trade and Technology Commission, which aims to promote cross -Atlantic cooperation.

The draft said that the United States and the European Union have shared data, reviewed the US -Europe medical equipment company operating in China, and cooperated on related issues of investment funds.The two parties will work together to explore the policy tools that cope with these challenges, and seek methods to promote the diversification of the supply chain and reduce dependence.

The draft of the statement shows that the United States and Europe have also promoted the specific market opening and joint trade initiative, but these issues are still under discussion.The current case mentioned that it initiated a cross -Atlantic sustainable trade initiative to support the transformation of low -carbon economy.