Críticas ao chamado "excesso de capacidade da China": posição do Ministério do Comércio
Beijing, 17 mai (Xinhua) -- As acusações sobre ❤️ o chamado "excesso de capacidade da China", feitas por alguns países ocidentais, derivam essencialmente de suas preocupações compromoção betfair flamengoprópria ❤️ competitividade e quota de mercado, segundo um porta-voz do Ministério do Comércio.
Restrições à exportação e protecionismo
Alguns países impõem restrições à ❤️ exportação de bens chineses, assim como investimentos e cooperação relevantes, promoção betfair flamengo nome do excesso de capacidade. Essa intervenção e fragmentação ❤️ do mercado global inevitavelmente prejudicarão as cadeias industriais e de suprimento da nova energia, afirmou o porta-voz He Yadong promoção betfair flamengo ❤️ uma coletiva de imprensa.
'Duplo padrão' no setor verde
He disse que, por um lado, a Europa e os Estados Unidos mantêm ❤️ altas as metas de enfrentar as mudanças climáticas e exigem que a China assuma mais responsabilidade, enquanto, por outro lado, ❤️ implementam protecionismo nas indústrias verdes e dificultam o livre fluxo dos produtos verdes da China. "Esse 'duplo padrão' no setor ❤️ verde minará a cooperação no combate às mudanças climáticas", observou.
Respeitar leis e fatos
O porta-voz pediu que se respeitem as leis ❤️ e os fatos sobre a questão da capacidade de produção e que se tenha uma visão objetiva, abrangente e de ❤️ longo prazo. No contexto da globalização econômica, as questões de oferta e demanda devem ser abordadas de uma perspectiva global.
Críticas ❤️ ao 'excesso de capacidade'
"Não pode ser rotulado de 'excesso de capacidade' simplesmente porque a capacidade de produção de um país ❤️ excedepromoção betfair flamengodemanda interna", acrescentou.
Promoção da abertura e cooperação
"Os países relevantes devem parar imediatamente de conter a indústria de nova ❤️ energia da China promoção betfair flamengo nome do excesso de capacidade", disse He, observando que a China tomará medidas sólidas para salvaguardar ❤️ seus direitos e interesses legítimos, enquanto continua a promover a abertura e a cooperação.
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