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China’s trade with DPRK declines

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FILE: Beijing, China - Exact Date Unknown
1. Various of Chinese Ministry of Commerce office building

Beijing, China - Sept 14, 2017
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2. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Gao Feng, spokesman for Chinese Ministry of Commerce (partially overlaid with shots 3-5) :
"China has always comprehensively and strictly implemented the relevant UN Security Council resolutions on DPRK. On the UN’s trade sanctions on DPRK in the new resolution, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce, together with other related departments, will release specific measures in accordance with the Chinese laws and regulations."

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FILE: Pyongyang, DPRK - Exact Date Unknown
3. Kim Il Sung Square
4. Traffic
5. DPRK national flags
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6. Various of street scene in Pyongyang

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FILE: Qingdao, Shandong Province, east China - Date Unknown
7. Aerial view of port
8. Containers on ship docked at port
9. Ship docked at port
10. Containers being loaded onto trucks


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China’s trade with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) showed a month-on-month decline in terms of growth speed in the first seven months in 2017, according to the Chinese Ministry of Commerce on Thursday.

Data from the Ministry of Commerce show that the China-DPRK trade has kept a generally month-on-month declining trend in terms of growth since the beginning of this year, with that in the first seven months increasing 10.2 percent, 21 percentage points down from the first quarter. China's import from DPRK began to register a negative growth starting from March, dropping by 16.3 percent in the first seven months as compared with the same period of last year. The trade is expected to slow down further to below 10 percent in the January-August period.

Gao Feng, a spokesman for the Ministry of Commerce, told a press conference on Thursday that China has always comprehensively and strictly implemented the relevant UN Security Council resolutions on DPRK.

"China has always comprehensively and strictly implemented the relevant UN Security Council resolutions on DPRK. On the UN’s trade sanctions on DPRK in the new resolution, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce, together with other related departments, will release specific measures in accordance with the Chinese laws and regulations," said Gao.

Resolution 2375 (2017), adopted unanimously by the UN Security Council on Monday evening local time, imposes a raft of fresh sanctions on DPRK for its latest nuclear test on September 3. Encompassing the strongest sanctions ever wielded on the country, the resolution demonstrates that the UN Security Council remains united in condemning the DPRK for its violations and urges it to stop nuclear and ballistic missile programs.

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China-DPRK/Trade

China’s trade with DPRK declines

Dateline : Sept 14, 2017/File

Location : Beijing,China

Duration : 1'02

  • English
  • Français
  • العربية


++16:9++
FILE: Beijing, China - Exact Date Unknown
1. Various of Chinese Ministry of Commerce office building

Beijing, China - Sept 14, 2017
++4:3++
2. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Gao Feng, spokesman for Chinese Ministry of Commerce (partially overlaid with shots 3-5) :
"China has always comprehensively and strictly implemented the relevant UN Security Council resolutions on DPRK. On the UN’s trade sanctions on DPRK in the new resolution, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce, together with other related departments, will release specific measures in accordance with the Chinese laws and regulations."

++SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE++
FILE: Pyongyang, DPRK - Exact Date Unknown
3. Kim Il Sung Square
4. Traffic
5. DPRK national flags
++SHOT OVERLAYING SOUNDBITE++
6. Various of street scene in Pyongyang

++16:9++
FILE: Qingdao, Shandong Province, east China - Date Unknown
7. Aerial view of port
8. Containers on ship docked at port
9. Ship docked at port
10. Containers being loaded onto trucks



China’s trade with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) showed a month-on-month decline in terms of growth speed in the first seven months in 2017, according to the Chinese Ministry of Commerce on Thursday.

Data from the Ministry of Commerce show that the China-DPRK trade has kept a generally month-on-month declining trend in terms of growth since the beginning of this year, with that in the first seven months increasing 10.2 percent, 21 percentage points down from the first quarter. China's import from DPRK began to register a negative growth starting from March, dropping by 16.3 percent in the first seven months as compared with the same period of last year. The trade is expected to slow down further to below 10 percent in the January-August period.

Gao Feng, a spokesman for the Ministry of Commerce, told a press conference on Thursday that China has always comprehensively and strictly implemented the relevant UN Security Council resolutions on DPRK.

"China has always comprehensively and strictly implemented the relevant UN Security Council resolutions on DPRK. On the UN’s trade sanctions on DPRK in the new resolution, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce, together with other related departments, will release specific measures in accordance with the Chinese laws and regulations," said Gao.

Resolution 2375 (2017), adopted unanimously by the UN Security Council on Monday evening local time, imposes a raft of fresh sanctions on DPRK for its latest nuclear test on September 3. Encompassing the strongest sanctions ever wielded on the country, the resolution demonstrates that the UN Security Council remains united in condemning the DPRK for its violations and urges it to stop nuclear and ballistic missile programs.

ID : 8061009

Published : 2017-09-14 16:16

Last Modified : 2017-10-10 10:39:00

Source : China Central Television (CCTV)

Restrictions : No access Chinese mainland

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