German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has no concrete plans yet for a visit to China, he said on Thursday.
There were talks but no date had been set yet, Scholz said at a news conference in Berlin. He stressed the importance of German companies not being too dependent on China but being able to rely on diversified supply chains.
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