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"The European Union needs to redefine its relations with China, a country which, in a relatively short time, has become a key international player in almost every field. The key to bilateral relations between Europe and China should be partnership founded on reciprocity. On this basis, China could expect Europe to allow it equal and unrestricted access to its investment and public procurement markets, and this would benefit European consumers. However, the European Union must also demand the same rights for European investors and businesses operating in the Chinese market, and this means making it possible for them to receive the right training, orientation and support in looking for partners, and assistance in solving particular problems. In my opinion, these functions should be performed actively and without discrimination by appropriate units of the EU’s diplomatic service in China.
At the same time, the European Union will only have the opportunity to compete with China on an equal basis when it invests fully in scientific research and innovation, and so is able to develop the sectors whose products are most in demand on the Chinese market. The transfer of technology to China should always be compensated by the creation of innovations which will ensure permanent and sustainable demand for European industrial production. This should be given special consideration in the process of negotiating the financial allocations for particular sectors in the multiannual financial framework for 2014-2020."@en1
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