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BEIJING, China – The EU trade commissioner said Monday that China has to give European companies the same kind of market access that Chinese companies enjoy in Europe before discussions can start on a bilateral free trade agreement.
Cecilia Malmstrom said market access and other issues need to be ironed out first in an investment agreement, which is currently being negotiated, to establish “a more level playing field.”
In a speech at a university in Beijing, Malmstrom said the 28-member EU supported Beijing’s path toward a more market-oriented economy promised in 2013, but hadn’t seen “much progress.”
“The free trade zones have made relatively limited progress or been abandoned and there are still concerns about the enforcement of intellectual property rights, (and) discrimination against EU businesses remains a fact,” she said.
She also there had been “steps backwards” in laws concerning national security and nongovernmental organizations, and in the field of cybersecurity…

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