Mfa responds to eu's announcement of investigation into goldwind technology

The EU announced an investigation into Goldwind, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs urged the European side to stop abusing unilateral economic and trade tools.

On February 4th, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian hosted a regular press conference.

A Agence France-Presse reporter asked: The European Union announced an investigation into China's wind power giant Goldwind Science & Technology Co., Ltd. due to concerns that the company benefited from government subsidies, "distorting" market competition in the EU. What is the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' comment on this?

"Regarding the specific situation you asked about, I suggest you consult the relevant Chinese authorities." Lin Jian pointed out that the EU's frequent use of unilateral economic and trade tools, and its discriminatory and restrictive measures against Chinese enterprises, send a signal of protectionism, damage the EU's image, and affect the confidence of Chinese enterprises in investing in Europe.

Lin Jian emphasized that we urge the European side to abide by its commitments to market openness and principles of fair competition, stop the abuse of unilateral trade and economic tools, and provide a fair, transparent, and non-discriminatory business environment for enterprises from all countries. China firmly safeguards the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese enterprises.