Post by : Saif Nasser
China has said it hopes companies involved in the future of TikTok’s U.S. operations will find solutions that follow the law and fairly protect the interests of all sides. The statement comes after TikTok’s parent company, ByteDance, signed agreements to hand control of the app’s U.S. business to a group of American investors.
A spokesperson for China’s commerce ministry said the government expects any deal related to TikTok to comply with Chinese laws and regulations. At the same time, China wants outcomes that are balanced and reasonable for everyone involved, including the companies and governments concerned.
The comments were made after ByteDance reached binding agreements last week that would give U.S. investors, including tech firm Oracle, control over TikTok’s operations in the United States. The move is seen as a major step toward preventing a possible ban of the popular short-video app in the U.S. and ending years of uncertainty around its future.
TikTok has faced strong pressure from U.S. lawmakers, who have raised concerns about data security and the app’s links to China. These concerns led to repeated calls for TikTok to either change its ownership structure or face a ban. The latest deal aims to address those fears by placing U.S. operations under American control.
China’s commerce ministry also called on the United States to work in the same direction. The spokesperson said the U.S. should honor its commitments and provide a fair and open business environment for Chinese companies operating there. China stressed the need for transparency and equal treatment, without discrimination against foreign firms.
The TikTok case has become a symbol of wider tensions between China and the United States, especially in technology and trade. While both sides say they want cooperation, disagreements over security, regulation, and market access continue to create challenges.
For now, China’s message is clear. It wants any TikTok deal to respect its laws while also encouraging dialogue and fairness. Whether this balance can be achieved will likely shape not only TikTok’s future, but also the broader relationship between the world’s two largest economies.
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