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China regrets EU's WTO complaint over SEP disputes, affirms open dialogue

( January 21, 2025, 09:12 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: China's Ministry of Commerce has expressed regret over the EU's decision to file a complaint with the World Trade Organization's dispute settlement mechanism over China's judicial handling of standard-essential patent licensing disputes, while stressing that channels of dialogue with the EU on intellectual property issues remain open, a ministry official said in a statement. Reaffirming its commitment to safeguarding the country's legitimate rights and interests, the ministry confirmed receiving the EU's consultation request on Jan. 20 and pledged to address subsequent matters under WTO rules. China adheres to WTO commitments and has made widely recognized progress in intellectual property protection, the statement added.The statement follows:...

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