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"Mr President, Taiwan – as we know – is clearly seeking economic agreements with the United States and the European Union in order to be able to take up a key role in the predicted and expected growth of East Asia.
In this regard, it is of course important for us to bear a few things in mind. From computers to software to solar technology, innovations in the future-oriented sectors are largely taking place in Asia. It would be a dangerous development if only marketing, distribution and logistics were to remain in Europe in the long term. Competition from the East can all too easily degenerate into an industrial war if, for example, on account of generous loans, Chinese solar technology producers can toss their products onto the market at dumping prices.
Electronics giants from Taiwan and South Korea may well quickly follow suit, and, in view of the massive distortions of competition, we will indeed have to take seriously the cry for help in this regard from European producers. Therefore, the EU will have to demonstrate a great deal of care and, no doubt, also farsightedness in respect of a trade agreement with Taiwan."@en1
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