Electromechanical association says US appropriation bill abuses "national security" measures

Xinhua News (reporter Chen) China's electrical and mechanical products import and Export Chamber of Commerce recently adopted by the United States Congress of the "Fiscal year 2013 comprehensive Continuing appropriation Act" issued a statement that this is a serious violation of the WTO framework of Fair Trade principles, the abuse of "national security" measures, to the detriment of Sino-US

The consolidated continuation of fiscal year 2013 Bill is a bill signed by the United States http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/36584.html "> President Obama, including the 2013 merger and further Appropriations Act" It contains restrictions on the purchase of information technology systems by some government departments in China for the production of Chinese enterprises, and bans the U.S. government from allocating funds for the issuance of commercial satellite export licenses to China. This provision is valid for March 28 ~9 months 30th. It is understood that the U.S. appropriation bill will enable Huawei, ZTE (000063, shares), Lenovo and other Chinese companies to produce some of the products in the U.S. market is affected.

The electromechanical Chamber of Commerce said in the announcement that the US move was specifically aimed at China, restricting the procurement of information technology systems in China, seriously violating the fair trade principle under the WTO framework and discriminating against Chinese enterprises and products, the US side has abused the "national security" measure by "presumption of guilt" to restrict all Chinese enterprises to the market, It has seriously undermined Chinese companies ' confidence in the U.S. government and markets, and the United States, while restricting the export of its High-tech products to China, and restricting the entry of Chinese IT products into the US market, is in contradiction with the principle of free competition, which hinders exchanges and cooperation between the two countries in the field of high-technology products and