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The German Chancellor led a huge business delegation to visit Huawei, where did the interests, the economy not decouple, and the market.
Recently, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz led a business delegation to visit China, which is Scholz's second visit to China since he took office as chancellor. Scholz's visit to China was accompanied by an economic delegation composed of three cabinet ministers of the environment, agriculture and transport, as well as officials from major German companies.
China and Germany are important trading partners of each other, China is a key export destination for German goods, and the dependence of German industry on China has not weakened. The German Chancellor's visit to China has a number of considerations:
- On the economic front: With Germany's general election just over a year away, and Scholz facing a sluggish economy, German companies need to expand economic cooperation with China to reverse the disastrous position of the Scholz government among the German people.
- Diplomacy: Scholz intends to create an image of protecting German companies at all costs. Two-thirds of German companies complain about "unfair competition" in China, especially the rise of China's electric vehicle industry, which is putting enormous pressure on German companies.
- Energy: The outbreak of the Ukraine crisis has made Germany the most severely harvested country at the economic level, and the United States is the biggest beneficiary. Having moved away from its energy dependence on Russia, Germany is reluctant to make another mistake in its economic strategy.
- On the market side: China accounts for around 50% of Volkswagen's global sales, and German exports are down more than 2% with no signs of easing.
In short, Scholz's visit to China will not only promote a new round of in-depth cooperation between China and Germany at the economic and trade level, but also enable the two countries to carry out extensive exchanges and cooperation in science and technology, environmental protection, culture and other fields to achieve a win-win situation.
