EU-China Summit: Defending EU interests and values in a complex and vital partnership

The European Union and China held their 22nd bilateral Summit via videoconference.

What's on the agenda for the EU and China?

The most pressing issues in EU-China bilateral relations: trade and investment, negotiations towards a Comprehensive Investment Agreement and an agreement on Geographical Indications, global challenges and governance, cooperation on multilateralism, including through reform of the World Trade Organisation, tackling climate change, and increasing sustainable connectivity.

EU-China

The European Union and China have committed to a comprehensive strategic partnership. Open and fair trade agreements are still on Europe’s agenda: the EU is currently negotiating with China.

The EU and China: a new level of trust

The 20th Summit between the EU and the People's Republic of China held in Beijing has underlined that this partnership has reached a new level of importance for our own citizens, for our respective neighbouring regions and for the international community more broadly.

EU-China Light Bridge

More than 50 landmarks, iconic sites and venues across Europe turned a shade of red on 2-3 March 2018 to build a symbolic bridge of light to China honouring the EU-China Tourism Year.

The EU-China Tourism Year

2018 is the #Yearofthedog , as well as the EU-China Tourism Year. This will be the occasion to explore each other's culture, promote sustainable tourism and stimulate investment opportunities #ECTY2018 #ChineseNewYear