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"The trade deficit between the EU and China has more than tripled in 10 years. European enterprises are suffering, in particular, from the undervaluation of the yuan, interventionist Chinese industrial policies, inadequate protection of intellectual property, an ambiguous Chinese regulatory system, and a lack of reciprocity concerning access to markets. In the face of the crisis we are going through, establishing fairer relations with China is a major challenge for our enterprises. I therefore support the report by Marielle de Sarnez without reservation. The text has three essential elements. Firstly, it calls on the Commission rapidly to develop a European instrument to ensure reciprocity as regards openness in public procurement markets. This would appear to me to be fundamental. Secondly, it calls for the setting up of a body entrusted with the
evaluation of foreign strategic investment in order to obtain a clear picture of businesses operating and investing in the territory of the EU. This is an idea that I fully support. Finally, the rapporteur stresses that we will only succeed in meeting this challenge if we implement a concerted production and reindustrialisation policy and a research and innovation policy commensurate with the new global challenges. I am also convinced of this and am committed to meeting this challenge."@en1
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