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at tinies investments in germany with low it particularly china took over kuka which is the high tech company here dealing with robots that was seen as a bit of a traumatic event here and but the real question is what will happen once germany no longer has that technological edge because that's after all what time is most interested in and that's also where the whole intellectual property rights issue comes in but one thing is for sure both sides right now know that they need each other and get it they both need each other germany does have that technological edge right now the ts if you could paint a best picture scenario for us at the end of this 2 day visit what would that be well obviously nothing would be would be done in this 2 day visit that hasn't been prepared before china germany on trying to rebalance their relations in a way that from the german side that germany can maintain this huge export market without giving china too much access too much control of its assets as material has just said so i do not think there will be any substantial. cluess or any substantial deals t

we've seen this here in germany back in 2016 we had this the acquisition of this german robotics maker kuka and that kind of was a wake up call for a lot of people in germany also in europe we need we need a level playing field if we can't make acquisitions like this in china we need to prevent maybe china from from making such acquisitions here so but but but it's not just these these corporate matters it's also the spread of the debt and political influence through belt and road china's surveillance state which is also being exploited to 3rd countries so there is a great deal of concern in in berlin and and in other european capitals about this . we're going to systemic rivalries where the calling of european union commission is called and i'm going to medical school that surely bounces rivalry is healthy well rivalry is only healthy to a certain point to the point when it can create innovation for example when there is like a proper competition for for example but i think we had them at a point at the moment which can be very dangerous especially to germany to an exporting country becaus