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EU and China agree to stabilize rare earth supplies for 12 months, easing supply chain concerns.
The European Union and China have agreed to stabilize rare earth supplies critical for Europe’s tech and defense sectors, following talks in Brussels.
China will suspend export restrictions for 12 months, and the EU is working with Beijing on a licensing system to ensure reliable access.
The deal addresses concerns over supply chain security amid a €300 billion annual trade deficit and heavy EU reliance on Chinese rare earths for electronics, electric vehicles, and military equipment.
Both sides emphasized stable trade relations, shared climate goals, and continued dialogue on export controls.
China remains the EU’s second-largest trading partner, with daily trade volume around €2.3 billion.
La UE y China acuerdan estabilizar los suministros de tierras raras durante 12 meses, aliviando las preocupaciones sobre la cadena de suministro.