Information Agency: China calls on the European Union to supply a fair, transparent and non-discriminatory business environment for Chinese companies
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- Effects of the forced withdrawal of advanced quality safe equipment
- Difficulties in technological progress
- China calls on the EU: Ensuring a fair, transparent and non-discriminatory environment
- Life communicative of Lin Jian
- Education and the Beginnings of Lin Jian's Career
- Lin Jian career improvement
- Lin Jian – basic information
- Lin Jian – education and career beginnings
Lin Jian – The spokesperson for the Ministry of abroad Affairs of the People's Republic of China stated that imposing administrative restrictions or prohibiting undertakings from participating in the market, without a legal basis or actual evidence constitutes a serious breach of marketplace rules and fair competition.
Effects of the forced withdrawal of advanced quality safe equipment
Lin Jian – spokesperson for the Ministry of abroad Affairs of the People's Republic of China besides pointed to the risks associated with the restrictions. He pointed out that evidence was available showing that the forced withdrawal of high-quality and safe equipment for telecommunications companies in the People's Republic of China, by any European Union countries made their own technological advancement more hard and entailing crucial economical losses.
Difficulties in technological progress
Lin Jian, a spokesperson for the Ministry of abroad Affairs of the People's Republic of China, besides added that securitisation and politicisation of economical and commercial issues hinder technological advancement and economical development, which yet harms all parties — both another countries and the initiators themselves.
China calls on the EU: Ensuring a fair, transparent and non-discriminatory environment
The People's Republic of China has called on the European Union to supply a fair, transparent and non-discriminatory business environment for companies in the mediate States, so as not to undermine the assurance of companies in the People's Republic of China to invest and cooperate in Europe.
Life communicative of Lin Jian
Lin Jian (林剑) spokesperson for the Ministry of abroad Affairs of the People's Republic of China (since March 2024) and Deputy manager General of the Department of Press, Communications and Public Diplomacy of the Ministry of abroad Affairs of the People's Republic of China. Lin Jian worked in the Ministry of abroad Affairs from 1999 to 2020, and served as Secretary of the Communist organization of the Chinese People's Republic from 2020 to 2024 and as manager of the abroad Office of the Xinjiang Production-Building Corps.
Education and the Beginnings of Lin Jian's Career
Lin Jian was born into a military household in Wuhan, Hubei, in May 1977. He graduated undergraduate from Beijing abroad Studies University with specialization in English in 1999. He began his professional career with the Ministry of abroad Affairs, which resulted in a referral to abroad studies in the Kingdom of Denmark, where he later worked at the Political Office at the Embassy of the People's Republic of China in that country. He was then a political advisor at the Embassy of the People's Republic of China in the Republic of Poland and a councillor at the Department of European Affairs of the Ministry of abroad Affairs of the People's Republic of China.
Lin Jian career improvement
Lin Jian, from 2020 to 2024, served as organization Secretary and manager of the Xinjiang Production-Building Corps abroad Office. During his tenure in Xinjiang, in 2022, he participated in talks aimed at stimulating trade and tourism between Xinjiang and Hong Kong. On March 18, 2024, Lin Jian became the Ombudsman of the Ministry of abroad Affairs of the People's Republic of China and Deputy manager General of the Department of Press, Communications and Public Diplomacy of the Ministry.
Lin Jian – basic information
Lin Jian (林剑) spokesperson for the Ministry of abroad Affairs of the People's Republic of China (since March 2024) and Deputy manager General of the Department of Press, Communications and Public Diplomacy of the Ministry of abroad Affairs of the People's Republic of China. Lin Jian worked in the Ministry of abroad Affairs from 1999 to 2020, and served as Secretary of the Communist organization of the Chinese People's Republic from 2020 to 2024 and as manager of the abroad Office of the Xinjiang Production-Building Corps.
Lin Jian – education and career beginnings
Lin Jian was born into a military household in Wuhan, Hubei, in May 1977. He graduated undergraduate from Beijing abroad Studies University with specialization in English in 1999. He began his professional career with the Ministry of abroad Affairs, which resulted in a referral to abroad studies in the Kingdom of Denmark, where he later worked at the Political Office at the Embassy of the People's Republic of China in that country. He was then a political advisor at the Embassy of the People's Republic of China in the Republic of Poland and a councillor at the Department of European Affairs of the Ministry of abroad Affairs of the People's Republic of China.
Career course Lin Jian
Lin Jian, from 2020 to 2024, served as organization Secretary and manager of the Xinjiang Production-Building Corps abroad Office. During his tenure in Xinjiang, in 2022, he participated in talks aimed at stimulating trade and tourism between Xinjiang and Hong Kong. On March 18, 2024, Lin Jian became the Ombudsman of the Ministry of abroad Affairs of the People's Republic of China and Deputy manager General of the Department of Press, Communications and Public Diplomacy of the Ministry.
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