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China expresses serious concerns on India banning Chinese apps

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Reuters
17 February, 2022, 01:40 pm
Last modified: 17 February, 2022, 01:43 pm

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China expresses serious concerns on India banning Chinese apps

India has blocked access to 54 mobile apps, mainly Chinese

Reuters
17 February, 2022, 01:40 pm
Last modified: 17 February, 2022, 01:43 pm
Smartphone with Chinese applications is seen in front of a displayed Indian flag and a "Banned app" sign in this illustration picture taken July 2, 2020. Photo :Reuters
Smartphone with Chinese applications is seen in front of a displayed Indian flag and a "Banned app" sign in this illustration picture taken July 2, 2020. Photo :Reuters

China on Thursday expressed serious concerns regarding India's ban of Chinese apps over security reasons, adding that it hopes India would treat all foreign investors, including Chinese firms, in a transparent, fair and non-discriminatory manner.

"We hope India can take concrete measures to maintain the sound development momentum of bilateral economic and trade cooperation," Gao Feng, spokesman for the Ministry of Commerce, told a press conference.

India has blocked access to 54 mobile apps, mainly Chinese, government sources told Reuters.

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