U.S., China Discuss Export Control Reform, Investment In JCCT Talks
At a press conference yesterday (Dec. 19) concluding the 23rd session of the Joint Commission on Commerce and Trade (JCCT), Chinese officials cited what they described as progress in a variety of areas, including on their demands that the U.S. reform its system of export controls in order to facilitate exports to China, and further commitments from the U.S. on treating Chinese investors fairly.
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