Sino-European Forum Pang Diwo (friends of Chinese culture).

A group of researchers, academics and experts on China-EU relations, has created this Forum, under the Institute of Humanities at the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos (Madrid), in order to deepen the knowledge of the culture of China, studying its evolution and the significant progress we have made this country a world power in the new century. To understand the complex and interesting reality of the People's Republic of China is necessary to analyze many aspects from different perspectives.

viernes, 1 de julio de 2011

Creating opportunities - CHINA

China is the single most important challenge for EU trade policy. China has re-emerged as the world's third economy and the biggest exporter in the global economy, but also an increasingly important political power. EU-China trade has increased dramatically in recent years. China is now the EU's 2nd trading partner behind the USA and the EU's biggest source of imports by far. The EU is also China's biggest trading partner.

The EU's open market has been a large contributor to China's export-led growth. The EU has also benefited from the growth of the Chinese market and the EU is committed to open trading relations with China. However the EU wants to ensure that China trades fairly, respects intellectual property rights and meet its WTO obligations.

Creating opportunities, CHINA.