Spokesperson of the Ministry of Commerce answers questions from reporters on the passage of the MATCH Act by the House Committee on Foreign Affairs.

The spokesperson of the Ministry of Commerce answers questions from reporters on the passage of the MATCH Act by the House Committee on Foreign Affairs of the United States. On April 22, the House Committee on Foreign Affairs of the United States passed several export control bills, including the "Managing Advanced Technology Controls Coordinating Harmonization Act" (MATCH Act). What is China's comment on this? The spokesperson of the Ministry of Commerce answered: China has taken note of the relevant situation. China has always opposed any generalized national security concerns and the abuse of export controls. If the related bills are eventually enacted, they will seriously disrupt the international economic and trade order, and seriously impact the stability of the global semiconductor industry supply chain. China will closely monitor the legislative process, carefully assess the impact on Chinese interests, and will resolutely take necessary measures to firmly defend the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese companies.