US party heads to China to examine national security implications of trade relationship
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A delegation from the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission is visiting China for the first time in seven years to examine how the bilateral trade relationship impacts national security. The commission plans to meet with Chinese officials, academics, and industry leaders in high-tech sectors such as artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and robotics, as well as US diplomats. This visit highlights ongoing concerns about technology competition and security between the two countries.
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First trip to China in seven years by this commission
The panel is the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission.
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Delegates from a US congressional advisory panel are making their first trip to China in seven years.
South China Morning Post- First trip to China in seven years by this commission
- Examines national security implications of bilateral trade
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Loaded language removedDelegates representing a United States congressional advisory panel are making their first trip to China in seven years to investigate how the two countries’ economic and trade relationship affects national security.
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Delegates from a US congressional advisory panel are making their first trip to China in seven years.
South China Morning PostThe purpose of the trip is to investigate how the economic and trade relationship between the two countries affects national security.
South China Morning PostThe panel is the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission.
South China Morning PostThe commission has requested meetings with Chinese government officials, academics, and industry leaders in key technology sectors.
South China Morning PostThe commission will also meet with US diplomats.
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