According to the Ministry of Commerce, on June 9, local time, Minister of Commerce Wang Wentao met with British Commerce Secretary Reynolds in London. The two sides had candid and practical exchanges on further deepening Sino-British economic and trade cooperation. The two sides agreed to jointly implement the important consensus reached by the leaders of the two countries, hold the 14th meeting of the Sino-British Joint Economic and Trade Commission as soon as possible, and promote practical cooperation in various fields of economy and trade. Wang Wentao said that China and Britain are important economic and trade partners. They must not only face the past and resolve differences through negotiations; they must also face the future, explore potential through dialogue, and broaden cooperation in sustainable, digital, green, and financial fields. China will further expand its high level of openness to the outside world. We welcome British companies to continue to invest and develop businesses in China and share opportunities in the Chinese market. Currently, the global economic order is being severely impacted by unilateralism and protectionism. As important members of the WTO, China and Britain should firmly support the multilateral trading system with WTO at its core.

According to the Ministry of Commerce, on June 9, local time, Minister of Commerce Wang Wentao met with British Commerce Secretary Reynolds in London. The two sides had candid and practical exchanges on further deepening Sino-British economic and trade cooperation. The two sides agreed to jointly implement the important consensus reached by the leaders of the two countries, hold the 14th meeting of the Sino-British Joint Economic and Trade Commission as soon as possible, and promote practical cooperation in various fields of economy and trade. Wang Wentao said that China and Britain are important economic and trade partners. They must not only face the past and resolve differences through negotiations; they must also face the future, explore potential through dialogue, and broaden cooperation in sustainable, digital, green, and financial fields. China will further expand its high level of openness to the outside world. We welcome British companies to continue to invest and develop businesses in China and share opportunities in the Chinese market. Currently, the global economic order is being severely impacted by unilateralism and protectionism. As important members of the WTO, China and Britain should firmly support the multilateral trading system with WTO at its core.