The decision is part of efforts to implement the consensus reached in the eighth round of China-US economic and trade consultations, a ministry spokesperson said in response to a media query.
China has decided to continue suspending export-control measures on 16 US entities for two months from Tuesday, the Ministry of Commerce said.
The step implements consensus from the eighth round of China-US economic and trade consultations, according to a ministry spokesperson.
Entities were listed in April 2025; exporters of dual-use items to them should apply for ministry review and licences.
China placed the 16 US entities on its export control list in April 2025 and prohibited exports of dual-use items to them.
Export operators seeking to ship dual-use items to those entities should apply to the ministry, which will review applications under relevant laws and regulations and grant licences where requirements are met, the spokesperson said.
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