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"en.20120523.15.3-317-687"2
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"Existing relations between the European Union and China are unbalanced. It is now necessary for the European Union and China to develop a new partnership based on reciprocal rules, balanced trade and transparent trade relations. This is the simple message of my own-initiative report, which was adopted by a large majority. It encourages China to open up its markets more widely to European businesses and to accede to the multilateral Agreement on Public Procurement. The report also advocates tempering the Chinese system of joint ventures and strategic technology transfers. It proposes stepping up EU-China customs cooperation to combat counterfeiting. Finally, it recommends that the EU should make more effective use of the trade defence instruments available to it, if need be, in particular, to defend intellectual property rights. Moreover, all that would be in vain if the EU refused to implement a concerted production and reindustrialisation policy as well as a research and innovation policy commensurate with the new global challenges. It is also necessary for Europe to speak with one voice with regard to China, because the diverging bilateral relations of the Member States with this country have all too often weakened the EU position."@en1
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