Two-day trade discussions between the European Union and China drew to a close on Friday (8 May) with both sides claiming them a success.
From a European perspective, the meeting allowed policy makers and a number of business leaders to voice their chief concerns to a higher-than-usual level of Chinese political seniority.
The unprecedented Chinese delegation of 12 ministers was lead by vice-premier Wang Quishan, with EU trade commissioner Catherine Ashton heading up the Brussel...
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