Chinese students work on the Ares, a humanoid bipedal robot designed during the 2016 World Robot Conference in Beijing. Beijing continued to play down its industrial and technological upgrading plan known as Made in China 2025 at a briefing on Tuesday. Photo: Thomas Yau Chinese students work on the Ares, a humanoid bipedal robot designed during the 2016 World Robot Conference in Beijing. Beijing continued to play down its industrial and technological upgrading plan known as Made in China 2025 at a briefing on Tuesday. Photo: Thomas Yau
Chinese students work on the Ares, a humanoid bipedal robot designed during the 2016 World Robot Conference in Beijing. Beijing continued to play down its industrial and technological upgrading plan known as Made in China 2025 at a briefing on Tuesday. Photo: Thomas Yau
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Beijing continues to play down ‘Made in China 2025’, saying world should take ‘objective’ view

Country has conducted a strict compliance assessment of the programme according to the rules of the World Trade Organisation, ministry says

Topic |   US-China trade war
Jun Mai
Jun Mai

Updated: 3:58pm, 5 Sep, 2018

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Chinese students work on the Ares, a humanoid bipedal robot designed during the 2016 World Robot Conference in Beijing. Beijing continued to play down its industrial and technological upgrading plan known as Made in China 2025 at a briefing on Tuesday. Photo: Thomas Yau Chinese students work on the Ares, a humanoid bipedal robot designed during the 2016 World Robot Conference in Beijing. Beijing continued to play down its industrial and technological upgrading plan known as Made in China 2025 at a briefing on Tuesday. Photo: Thomas Yau
Chinese students work on the Ares, a humanoid bipedal robot designed during the 2016 World Robot Conference in Beijing. Beijing continued to play down its industrial and technological upgrading plan known as Made in China 2025 at a briefing on Tuesday. Photo: Thomas Yau
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