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One of the main features of the current Sino-German economic and trade cooperation is technology exchanges. Germany is a world leader in advanced technology, yet its markets are limited.
As such, German companies often provide their technologies to Chinese companies in exchange for broader market access since China, with a relatively1 big market, needs more technological2 innovation to further boost economic development.
Wang Jiangping, Vice3 Minister of Industry and Information Technology, says China will continue to broaden its market access.
"We have been continuing to ease the market access by lowering the threshold and creating a sound business environment in accordance with the demands from the World Bank. All our policies are open and inclusive. President Xi Jinping announced several major steps to expand opening up at the Boao Forum4 for Asia, which also demonstrated the Chinese government's determination."
Yang Lixin, head of the China Small and Medium-sized Enterprise Center in Germany, suggests German companies should also be looking to explore how to open certain Chinese markets themselves, rather than just complaining that China's market is not open enough.
"Many German companies feel it difficult to enter the Chinese market, mainly because they do not know how to open markets in China. To build a close partnership5 of
Tang Min, a counselor6 of the State Council, China's cabinet, suggests there should be new ways of cooperation rather than exchanging technology for market access.
"Cooperation between China and Germany should not be confined to technology, but should include sales and markets. Germany, Austria, the Czech Republic and China are all big exporting countries. We should unite together, avoid trade frictions7, and find new ways to cope with the challenges ahead. We can make good use of the opportunities provided by the Belt and Road Initiative to break the bottleneck8 through cross-border e-commerce."
Tang Min adds that many Chinese firms overseas have already benefited from cross-border e-commerce.
"Many Chinese companies have built warehouses9 overseas, combining their traditional ways of trading with local retailers11. They export their goods in batches12, and retail10 them through e-commerce when the goods arrive overseas, which significantly increase the efficiency of logistics and lower the costs."
Tang Min suggests that China and Germany can start by training more local professionals in preparation for these same people working in the area of cross-border e-commerce.
For CRI, I'm Xie Cheng.
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一批( batch的名词复数 ); 一炉; (食物、药物等的)一批生产的量; 成批作业 | |
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