Hey everyone! In a move aimed at boosting international trust, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi reassured European partners that rare earth exports have always been secure and will continue to be managed under strict regulations. These rare earths play a key role in powering our smartphones and tech gadgets, ensuring our digital world stays connected. 🚀
During a press conference in Berlin with German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul, Wang Yi stressed that imposing controls on dual-use items – products with both civilian and military applications – is standard practice worldwide to maintain peace and stability. He also introduced a fast track mechanism to facilitate smooth exports for European companies.
On another front, addressing the Ukraine crisis, Wang Yi emphasized China’s consistent push for peace talks. By advocating dialogue over conflict and spearheading initiatives like the "Friends of Peace" group with Brazil and other Global South countries, the message is clear: talking it out beats fighting any day. ✌️
Adding to the positive vibes, this year marks the 50th anniversary of diplomatic ties between China and the European Union. Wang Yi underlined the strong partnership and win-win cooperation that have defined these relations, supporting European integration and a balanced, multipolar world. 🌏
For all you tech enthusiasts and global citizens, these developments highlight how solid supply chains and open dialogue can keep our fast-paced world thriving.
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China reassures Europe on rare earth supply amid export controls
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