EU Makes Fresh Sovereignty Push in Bid to Tackle China
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This is expressed by the European Commission in its proposal for a public procurement regulation presented on Tuesday; it also wants at least half of the research projects to be "made in Europe".
The European Commission wants to review in depth the rules governing the approximately EUR 2000 billion of public orders placed each year in the EU
The EU Commission wants to standardise the rules for public procurement and make it easier for member states to exclude Chinese bidders.
The government procurement bill pushes forward the EU’s initiative to reduce economic dependence on China and the United States
It will allow local organizations to set criteria other than price in their competitions, giving weight to quality. Brussels is establishing ways to deal with increasing competition from Chinese companies.
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