China’s Vice Minister of Finance Liao Min co-chaired the 16th China-EU Financial Dialogue with EU officialsin Brussels, Belgium on Monday, according to a statement on China’s Ministry of Finance (MOFCOM) on Wednesday. The two sides had in-depth discussion on topics including macroeconomic situation and policies of China and the EU, cooperation under the G20 framework, as well as collaborations on audit supervision and government procurement.
EU officials attended the dialogue include Maarten Verwey, directorate-general for European Commission’s Economic and Financial Affairs and Alexandra Jour-Schroeder, directorate-general for European Commission’s Financial Stability, Financial Services and Capital Markets Union.
Liao stated that China is willing to work with the EU to actively implement the important consensus reached by the leaders of the two economies, jointly uphold multilateralism and the multilateral trading system and oppose unilateralism and protectionism, thereby providing greater certainty to an uncertain global economy, the MOFCOM statement noted.
