[Spokesperson of the Ministry of Commerce Answers Questions on China's WTO Complaint Against India's Tariff Measures on ICT Products and Solar Subsidy Measures] Jin10 Data, December 19 – A media outlet asked: It is reported that China has filed a complaint with the WTO against India's tariff measures on information and communication technology (ICT) products and solar subsidy measures. Could you please provide more details? Answer: On December 19, China submitted a request for consultations to India at the WTO regarding India's tariff measures on ICT products and solar subsidy measures. India's relevant measures are suspected of violating multiple obligations under WTO rules, including bound tariff rates and national treatment, and constitute import substitution subsidies explicitly prohibited by the WTO. These measures provide India's domestic industries with an unfair competitive advantage and harm China's interests. This is another firm action by China to safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of its domestic industries, following its complaint against India's subsidies for electric vehicles and batteries. We once again urge India to honor its commitments under the WTO and immediately rectify its wrongful practices.