European Union Chamber Calls For Market Opening, Equal Access In China; €1 Trillion In WTO Procurement At Stake
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
BEIJING - Nearly a decade after joining the World Trade Organization, which requires all members to provide unfettered access to national markets and equal treatment to foreign and domestic business competitors, China is falling short across many areas, according to the leaders of the European Union Chamber of Commerce in China
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