欧州工業を破壊　中国の過剰生産輸出【希望の声ニュース-2023/11/21】

Destroying European Industry and Exporting Excessive Product from China Recently, EU President Ursula von der Leyen said that the decline in China's economic growth would have a great impact on Europe, and that the production capacity of the industry protected by subsidies from the Chinese Communist Party would become excessive, and that by exporting this to overseas, the industrial base of Europe would be destroyed. According to Deutsche Welle, Mr. von der Leyen said at the 3rd European-Chinese Conference that the decline in the EU's medium-term trade was close to 4 trillion euros in 2022, which was the highest in the past, and that this was also the result of the Chinese Communist Party's deliberate actions. Mr. von der Leyen also warned that China's industrial policy is forming a competitive business, and that it is creating the industry's excessive production capacity provided by subsidies, and that it is pushing it into the global market. A few days ago, Jens Eskelund, CEO of the China-EU Joint Chief Executive Office, warned that China's vast excess production capacity, including batteries, solar energy, and chemical products, is being exported all over the world, and that Europe and China are like two trains that are about to collide. Mr. von der Leyen also said that as the Chinese economy weakens and domestic demand decreases, China's excess production capacity will further deteriorate and distort the European market. This is the reason why he started a subsidy survey for Chinese electric cars. Europe is open to competition, but it will not compete. The European side will visit China for the EU-China summit, which will be held in China from December 7 to 8, but one of its main goals is to achieve fair competition conditions in trade between the EU and China and form a win-win relationship. For European companies, business development in China is becoming more and more difficult, and China and Europe are taking more and more measures to threaten trade. We do not want to sever our relationship with China, but we need to partially reduce the risks in the Europe-China relationship. In March this year, the economic relations between China and Europe became more and more unbalanced, and the sharp fusion of military and commercial activities by the Chinese Communist Party risks the security and security of Europe. In order to protect the economic interests of Europe, it is necessary to reduce risks, not to decouple.