Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs responds to the Dutch chip export restrictions on

For the new restrictions on the export of Chinese chips issued by the Dutch Friday (June 30), Mao Ning, spokesman of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said that the move does not meet the interests of any party.

Mao Ning said at a regular press conference on Friday that China has always opposed the concept of the US generalized national security, abuses export control, and is attracted by various excuses and forced other countries to engage in scientific and technological blockade in China and intervene in administrative means.The normal economic and trade exchanges between enterprises, seriously undermine market rules and international economic and trade order, and impact the stability of the global supply chain and does not conform to the interests of any party.

Mao Ning also said that China will pay close attention to the relevant trends and resolutely safeguard their legitimate rights and interests.

The Dutch government announced new export control measures on Friday to limit the export of chip manufacturing equipment for Chinese semiconductor equipment manufacturing giants.This restriction will take effect from September 1.

The Dutch Minister of Trade issued a statement saying that in the face of new export -restricted computer chip technology, it may be used for military affairs. "We take this measure in order to maintain national security."Earlier reports said that the US Biden government has been putting pressure on the Netherlands and other countries to jointly prevent China from further developing the chip industry and making progress in technologies such as artificial intelligence and quantum computing, while preventing China from strengthening its military capabilities.For this reason, the United States has launched extensive export restrictions to restrict enterprises sell some advanced semiconductor and chip manufacturing technologies to Chinese companies.

The Dutch and Japanese officials agreed to join the United States in principle in January this year.These three countries are the world's most important chip manufacturing equipment suppliers.

Bloomberg reported in April this year that Asto's chief executive officer Wen Ningke repeatedly said that the United States led export control measures against China and will eventually promote Beijing to successfully develop in advanced chip manufacturing.Your technology.