Economic Security 101: why China’s officials now have to study rare earths and supply chains

Source: China – South China Morning PostIn his decades toiling as a health official in a coastal Chinese province, Alan Chen has rarely had to study a subject about which he knew so little.
“Nd is Neodymium. It is needed for almost all modern EV motors. China dominates the refining of Nd oxide. Dy is Dysprosium. It is needed for magnets to operate at high temperatures and is also essential for EV motors.”
This was the kind of content Chen pored over in a training course he attended at the Central Party School, the Communist Party’s…Read More

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