According to a report by Spain's “La Nacional” on the 10th, Spanish central and local government officials made an emergency response on the same day in response to the public opinion storm caused by the Spanish Ministry of Defense and the National Intelligence Center regarding the establishment of factories by Chinese car companies in Ferrol, and clearly expressed support for this project. Jian Junbo, director of the Sino-European Relations Research Center at the Institute of International Studies at Fudan University, said on the 11th that the game surrounding the Ferrol factory is essentially a contest between development demands and safety generalization. The Spanish government's choice shows that in the face of real economic benefits and employment dividends, rational business logic will eventually prevail. The government of Spain's Galicia Autonomous Region announced in early June that China's SAIC Motor Group will build its first electric vehicle factory in Europe in Ferrol, La Coruna province of Galicia. Rueda, chairman of the autonomous region's government, said at the time that the initial investment of the project was 200 million euros and is expected to create more than 2,300 local jobs.

According to a report by Spain's “La Nacional” on the 10th, Spanish central and local government officials made an emergency response on the same day in response to the public opinion storm caused by the Spanish Ministry of Defense and the National Intelligence Center regarding the establishment of factories by Chinese car companies in Ferrol, and clearly expressed support for the project. Jian Junbo, director of the Sino-European Relations Research Center at the Institute of International Studies at Fudan University, said on the 11th that the game surrounding the Ferrol factory is essentially a contest between development demands and safety generalization. The Spanish government's choice shows that in the face of real economic benefits and employment dividends, rational business logic will eventually prevail. The government of Spain's Galicia Autonomous Region announced in early June that China's SAIC Motor Group will build its first electric vehicle factory in Europe in Ferrol, La Coruna province of Galicia. Rueda, chairman of the autonomous region's government, said at the time that the initial investment of the project was 200 million euros and is expected to create more than 2,300 local jobs.