European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said during her visit to China that the visit shows the crucial nature of China-EU relations. Through the meeting, China and the EU provided an opportunity to seek progress in key areas, and both expressed their willingness to maintain the best balance between China and the EU. Von der Leyen said that the EU does not seek to be with China"Decoupling and chain breaking"During this visit, he adjusted his attitude toward China. This visit is the first time in four years that the annual China-EU summit will be held offline, and the cooperation between the two sides after the epidemic has been blocked, facing a series of problems and opportunities.
China-EU relations play an important role in the global landscape. As one of the world's largest economies, the EU's cooperation with China, one of the world's largest developing countries, is particularly important. China-EU relations involve not only economic and trade cooperation, but also politics, culture and other fields. Cooperation between China and the EU is of great significance to maintaining global stability and promoting prosperity and development.
The EU-China summit helped the two sides to enhance understanding and expand the cake of common interests. China's continued opening-up has brought many opportunities to all parties, including European countries. On December 1 this year, China implemented a visa-free policy for people from five European countries, including Germany and France, which has facilitated people-to-people, people-to-people, economic and trade exchanges between the two sides. The volume of goods between China and the EU is increasing, and the volume of goods between the two sides has reached about 100 million US dollars per hour. In the past 10 years, freight trains between China and Europe have operated a total of 810,000 trains, and the volume and value of goods transported have increased significantly.
China-EU cooperation faces both opportunities and challenges. With the changing global geopolitical landscape, China-EU relations are even more critical in the current situation. There are some differences and problems between China and the EU, but the common interests of the two sides far outweigh the differences. China-EU cooperation will not only contribute to the prosperity of both economies, but also inject new impetus into the global economy. However, in the midst of the multiple crises facing the EU, such as Brexit, the Ukraine crisis, and the intensification of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, it is of great significance for the EU to maintain relations with China.
The docking of China-EU cooperation in the industrial chain has provided value-added profits for both sides. China is the main place for foreign investment in Europe, and many European companies do business in China and enjoy an important position in the Chinese market. In addition, cooperation between China and Europe has achieved remarkable results in a number of key areas. For example, France's Total facilitated the LNG deal between China and the UAE, driven by the intermediaryAirbus builds a second ** production line in China, etc.
China-EU cooperation has complementarity and cooperation mechanisms. As one of the world's largest exporters, China has an important position in manufacturing, energy and other fields. Europe, on the other hand, has advanced technology and management experience, which has provided support and assistance to China's development. The cooperation between the two sides is not only conducive to the development of the economies of both sides, but also helps to promote the development of the global economy.
EU-China cooperation is even more critical in the current global geopolitical environment. The EU is facing a number of domestic and foreign challenges and crises, such as Brexit, the Ukraine crisis, and the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. These events have affected the EU geopolitically, and its overall influence and status have declined. Against this backdrop, it is particularly important for the EU to maintain stable relations with China.
The key significance of China-EU relations lies in how the two sides respond to the challenges of the current situation and maintain economic stability and development momentum. China is an important partner of the EU in resisting US infiltration and control, and an important object for the EU to seek strategic autonomy. France has played a leading role in Europe's strategic autonomy and has formed a consensus on cooperation with China in many aspects. The cooperation between the two sides will help inject certainty into the overall Eurasian environment and promote the development of the global economy.
At the second meeting between China and the EU, the hardliners on China bowed their heads, and von der Leyen's views on China have changed somewhat. Her current visit to China shows the crucial importance of China-EU relations. In the face of challenges and opportunities, China-EU cooperation has become an important force for mutual benefit and win-win results for both sides. The cooperation between China and the EU is not only conducive to the economic development of both sides, but also of great significance to the stability and prosperity of the global economy.
Taking the China-EU summit as an opportunity, the two sides can strengthen cooperation, further expand opening-up and promote common development. In the current global landscape, China-EU cooperation is of great significance to promoting the prosperity and stability of the global economy. At the same time, China-EU cooperation will also bring more opportunities and challenges to both sides, which need to be addressed by both sides.
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