China warned that Trump's veto against companies trying to spy on the United States could "harm" their trade relations

China urged on Wednesday the United States to end its practices against foreign companies, following the declaration of national emergency decreed on Wednesday by the American president, Donald Trump, This forbids US companies to use signatures supposed to spy on the country.

"Nobody regards this movement as constructive or friendly and we urge the United States to stop using these practices"Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Lu Kang said at a press conference.

Kang said that China "opposes countries that create problems with the issue of national security" and he badured that foreign companies in the Asian giant "They do not have to worry about being in a legal situation."

"China will take all necessary measures to protect the legitimate rights and interests of Chinese companies"Lu added that "the Chinese government has always asked companies operating abroad to respect the laws of the countries in which they go."

In the same vein, the Asian Giant Trade Ministry urged the United States today to: "stop the mistake" to put into practice "a decree ordering the exclusion of Huawei".

"This decree is an abuse of national security" and they badume "unilateral trade sanctions"said the ministry spokesman, Gao Feng

In addition, Gao urged the United States to "abide by the rules of the market" and to create a "transparent and impartial" business environment for foreign companies.

TRump expressed his decision in an executive order, which is directed against the "foreign opponents" of the United States, even if it does not specifically name China, a country with which it has an intense commercial conflict.

Negotiations to end it have not yet collapsedaccording to both parties, and in this sense, the Chinese spokesman said today that the conclusion of agreements necessarily requires "good faith, mutual respect, equality and benefits for both parties ", and that" China, despite the difficulties that causes the United States, has always given the best and offered a positive attitude ".

The Trump Executive Order does not automatically impose restrictions on the purchase of telecommunications equipment, but gives Wilbur Ross, Secretary of Commerce, 150 days to determine which companies should be subject to further restrictions as they pose a risk to the security of the United States.

Huawei said today that restrictions on technology activities by the United States it will only "harm the interests" companies and consumers in this country.

In a statement the Chinese technology giant pointed out that this kind of "unreasonable restrictions" undermine the rights of society and pose "Other serious legal problems".

"Preventing Huawei from doing business in the United States will not make this country safer or stronger, on the contrary, it will only serve to limit the United States to less expensive and more expensive solutions ", he added.

(With information from EFE)