As the EU has decided to impose tentative duties on Chinese shoes, most European buyers will be cautious when they place an order.

Nearly 6,000 businessmen from the UAE visited the fairs last year and gained businesses worth $1.35 billion. The fair has played a very important role in expanding the trade between our two countries.

The E.U.'s proposed plan to impose anti-dumping duty on imported Chinese shoes is unjust and lacks of legitimacy.

Various Chinese industry chambers do not attach enough importance to the FTA.

Chinese enterprises are not as familiar with the FTA framework as their ASEAN counterparts, and they are not making full use of the tariff reduction policies.

For law-abiding petitioners from outside Beijing with justified reasons, the public security departments will neither impose any restrictions nor persuade them to go back to their hometown.