Core Viewpoint - The Chinese side welcomes the WTO's ruling on the EU's complaint regarding China's standard essential patent injunction, affirming that the injunction does not affect the protection of patent rights by other WTO members and is not governed by WTO rules [1] Summary by Relevant Sections - The arbitration tribunal upheld the expert group's ruling, stating that China's injunction does not impact the protection of patent rights by other WTO members [1] - The tribunal incorrectly expanded the obligations of WTO members by suggesting they should avoid affecting patent holders' rights in other members' territories, which the Chinese side expressed dissatisfaction with [1] - China recognizes the value of the Multi-Party Interim Appeal Arrangement (MPIA) in effectively resolving trade disputes through legal means and will work with other MPIA participants to promote its effective implementation [1]