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U.S.-China End-Use Visit Understanding

Signing of the U.S.-China End-Use Visit Understanding Under Secretary Kenneth I. Juster Deputy Under Secretary Mark Foulon Secretary of Commerce Don Evans

The United States Department of Commerce is pleased to have agreed with the Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China on procedures to strengthen end-use visit cooperation and help ensure that U.S. exports of controlled dual-use items are being used by their intended recipients for their intended purposes. This new end-use visit understanding specifies procedures for conducting end-use visits, while also providing a mechanism for consultations on other end-use visit issues that may arise. The understanding resolves a long-standing issue of great importance to the U.S.-China high-technology relationship. We hope that this understanding will enable increased U.S. exports to China of high-technology items. This new end-use visit understanding provides an important example of the United States and China working together to solve practical problems to the benefit of both their peoples.


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