The spokesperson for the Ministry of Commerce answers questions from reporters on the European Commission's fine on Alibaba.
On July 22nd, the spokesperson of the Ministry of Commerce answered questions from reporters regarding the fine imposed by the European Commission on AliExpress.
On July 22, the spokesperson of the Ministry of Commerce responded to questions from reporters about the European Commission's fine on global AliExpress, stating that China is strongly dissatisfied and deeply concerned about the situation. China firmly opposes the EU's use of platform regulation as a pretext to erect digital barriers and take discriminatory measures to restrict and suppress the normal operations of Chinese e-commerce companies in Europe. China urges the EU to stop abusing its discretion under ambiguous legal provisions and treat Chinese companies fairly and justly. China will firmly support Chinese companies in using legal tools to safeguard their rights and interests, and will take strong measures to protect their interests.
Text source: Ministry of Commerce, translated by GMTEight, edited by Chen Wenfang.
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