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According to the European Parliament website on the 22nd, a delegation of members of the European Parliament's International Trade Committee will visit China next week to discuss Sino-European economic and trade policies while exploring opportunities for dialogue. According to a European Parliament news release, this is the second time that a European Parliament International Trade Committee delegation has visited China, and it is also the fourth time the European Parliament has sent a delegation to China this year. According to the press release, the delegation is led by Bernd Lange, chairman of the European Parliament's International Trade Committee and a member of the Social Democratic Party. They will travel to Beijing, Hangzhou and Shanghai from October 27 to 29. During the visit, they are expected to meet with Chinese officials and visit high-tech enterprises in China.
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According to the European Parliament website on the 22nd, a delegation of members of the European Parliament's International Trade Committee will visit China next week to discuss Sino-European economic and trade policies while exploring opportunities for dialogue. According to a European Parliament news release, this is the second time that a European Parliament International Trade Committee delegation has visited China, and it is also the fourth time the European Parliament has sent a delegation to China this year. According to the press release, the delegation is led by Bernd Lange, chairman of the European Parliament's International Trade Committee and a member of the Social Democratic Party. They will travel to Beijing, Hangzhou and Shanghai from October 27 to 29. During the visit, they are expected to meet with Chinese officials and visit high-tech enterprises in China.
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