Dutch officials warn that the US government cannot dominate the export control of other countries to China. This remarks indicate that the trade war launched by the Biden government and China will face potential obstacles.
According to Bloomberg Saturday (November 19), the Dutch Minister of Foreign Trade Liesje Schreinemacher said in an interview with Dutch newspapers: "The Netherlands will not move one -on -one in the United States.(Economic and Trade Control) Measures, we will make decisions with partners such as Japan and the United States based on our own evaluation. "This visit was published on Friday (18th).
This is the first time that Dutch government officials have expressed their positions on the above issues.The Biden government is promoting the implementation of advanced chip export control to China to prevent China and its military from obtain advanced chip technology.
The remarks of Schlerne Malch highlight the significant challenges that the United States is convinced by the United States to join the Chinese Front.Although the Netherlands and Japan share the concern of the United States on security issues, the Dutch and Japan also regards China as an important market for maintaining connection.
Schlerneta said that the Netherlands may implement some export controls on China alone.The Dutch government needs more time to determine the new rules that are about to be formulated.
She said: "Our existing export permission government has limited. I imagine that we will examine the semiconductor and chip market. We will adjust in this direction and believe that we will make progress."
Limited to the chip bill passed by the United States in August, the Dutch semiconductor giant ASML (ASML) can no longer sell the extremely UV light carvings (EUV) used to create cutting -edge chips, but the company can still be availableThe low -end products of the sales process are given to Chinese customers.
