EU Parliament Trade Delegation Visits China to Discuss Market Access

High-level EU trade talks with China could shape future cross-border business rules. A European Parliament delegation visits China from October 27 to 29, 2026.

The 12-member group belongs to the Committee on International Trade. Committee Chair Bernd Lange leads the official mission. The team will visit Beijing, Hangzhou, and Shanghai.

Talks will focus on trade imbalances between the EU and China. Delegates will also address European access to Chinese markets. The agenda includes discussions on critical raw materials and supply chains. Recent agreements on hybrid vehicle imports will also be reviewed.

These talks affect trade policies across all EU member states. Local business owners and researchers in Northern Europe closely monitor these policies. This report was published by the European Parliament.