00:00Okay.
00:30The snails are the most important thing in the world.
00:59The snails are the most important thing in the world, the Nenliang.
01:21The snails are the most important thing in the world.
01:47Duder emphasizes that due to China's rapid rise, Chinese companies are now serious competitors for German companies in many sectors.
01:58Our companies have long accepted this competition, but I want to emphasize here that it must take place on fair terms.
02:09That is why it is important to me in our discussion to work towards mutual access to markets, including financial markets and reliable framework conditions.
02:20Fair dealings also include reliable access to critical raw materials, reducing over capacities, and yes, we need to talk about these issues.
02:31The Minister of Finance is important for us in Germany as a whole, I would like to emphasize that here.
02:42We are currently experiencing that the global rules-based order is being called into question, not least by Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine.
02:49It is also a destabilizing factor for global economic development and we Europeans, Mr. Deputy Prime Minister, as you know, are pressing for an end to this brutal war.
03:00We should work together to achieve this and I would like to add that I am firmly convinced that China can play a decisive role in this.
03:13Thank you very much for inviting me to read this book.
03:16Thank you very much for inviting me to read this book.
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