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China urges Netherlands to present constructive solution to Nexperia issue

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China urges Netherlands to present constructive solution to Nexperia issue

2025-11-13 16:46 Last Updated At:18:07

The Netherlands should show sincerity in working with China and present a substantive and constructive solution to the Nexperia issue, Ministry of Commerce spokesman He Yadong said on Thursday.

He made the statement at a press conference in Beijing when asked to comment on recent issues related to Nexperia, an overseas subsidiary of Chinese company Wingtech.

"Since the Nexperia issue arose, China has, in a responsible manner with maintaining the stability and security of the global semiconductor industrial and supply chain in mind, engaged in multiple rounds of consultations with the Dutch side, and also agreed to the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs' request to send representatives to China for consultations," said the spokesman.

"We hope the Dutch side will demonstrate its sincerity in cooperation with China, promptly propose a substantive and constructive solution to the issue, and take concrete actions to swiftly and effectively restore security and stability of the global semiconductor industrial and supply chain at the source," he said.

China urges Netherlands to present constructive solution to Nexperia issue

China urges Netherlands to present constructive solution to Nexperia issue

A China Coast Guard (CCG) spokesman announced that, out of humanitarian considerations, Chinese authorities on Tuesday morning permitted the transfer of injured personnel from a Philippine vessel that was illegally "grounded" at China's Ren'ai Jiao in the South China Sea.

Jiang Lue, spokesman for the CCG, said the transfer, under the monitoring of the Chinese side, was conducted via a small boat of a Philippine vessel.

The transfer came a day after Philippine personnel from the illegally grounded Philippine ship LT-57 carried out a malicious provocation, attacking a CCG patrol boat with oars, poles and other tools and injuring a CCG officer's right arm. The CCG responded with maximum restraint, taking lawful measures to stabilize the situation.

The CCG will continue to carry out law-enforcement activities to safeguard China's territorial sovereignty and maritime rights and interests at Ren'ai Jiao and its surrounding waters in accordance with the law, the spokesman added.

China permits injured Philippine personnel transfer from illegally grounded vessel

China permits injured Philippine personnel transfer from illegally grounded vessel

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