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China hopes for transparent U.S.-led TPP talks (2)

(Xinhua)

09:38, June 01, 2013

Differences and diversity among Asian economies should be taken into account while pushing forward economic integration in the Asia-Pacific region, he noted

The spokesman said all parties concerned should advance the integration process in line with the principle of openness, inclusiveness and transparency and in a step-by-step manner.

China hopes concerned parties will set standards of relevant trade agreement in line with the actual situation of international trade as well as the national realities of different countries, said the spokesman.

He warned that overly-exacting standards will exclude developing economies from trade agreements, and consequently impact their validity and damage the interests of parties concerned.





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