According to a report on the German “China Platform” website on December 22, the European Commission plans to strengthen monitoring of China's economic policy. To this end, the European Commission announced a Europe-wide tender project aimed at monitoring China's economic policy and its impact on the relationship between the EU and China. The tenderer for the project was the European Commission's Directorate-General for Trade. On the 22nd, the Brussels-based agency issued a tender notice. This tender involves operating a “China Observatory” project. The observatory will regularly provide analysis reports on China's economic development over a period of up to 4 years, and establish and maintain a database of mutual direct investment between the EU and China. The project aims to provide EU policymakers with the data and analysis they need for trade and investment policies.

According to a report on the German “China Platform” website on December 22, the European Commission plans to strengthen monitoring of China's economic policy. To this end, the European Commission announced a Europe-wide tender project aimed at monitoring China's economic policy and its impact on the relationship between the EU and China. The tenderer for the project was the European Commission's Directorate-General for Trade. On the 22nd, the Brussels-based agency issued a tender notice. This tender involves operating a “China Observatory” project. The observatory will regularly provide analysis reports on China's economic development over a period of up to 4 years, and establish and maintain a database of mutual direct investment between the EU and China. The project aims to provide EU policymakers with the data and analysis they need for trade and investment policies.