New business secretary Peter Kyle going to China for trade talks this week | Trade policy

Britain’s new business secretary Peter Kyle will fly to Beijing this week as a part of Keir Starmer’s efforts to revive England’s trade relationship with China and grow to the British economy.

The former Science and Technology Secretary, who was promoted to the reorganization of the government on Friday, is expected to land on Wednesday and take the program of its predecessor Jonathan Reynolds, who is now the head of the head.

Kyle would fly to Washington on Sunday evening as a part of Donald Trump’s state visit to England, and then meet with Chinese Trade Minister Wang Wentao in Beijing at the first meeting of the Chinese Chinese Joint Economic and Trade Commission (Jetco).

Jetco Summits was paused by Boris Johnson in response to Beijing’s pressure on pro -democracy protests in Hong Kong in 2019, and Covid Durma Dialogue in the following years.

Kyle has been the last of Labour’s long senior cabinet ministers to visit China since last year, including Labour’s chancesion Rachel Reeves and new Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy in January last year.

However, Kyle is expected to visit an international trade conference in Eastern Xiamemen, which was shot by the Reynolds team due to the decision to fly to Washington in a short time and on Sunday.

Approximately 200 British enterprises, former businessmen and David Cameron Advisor James Sasoon, a delegation will be represented at the Chinese International Investment and Trade Fair (CIFIT).

A report published by the British Chamber of Commerce in China in May, such as Jetco, said that the “very needed” forums to encourage bilateral trade and investment.

China-creating and all the initial changes did not help, and frankly all the changes in leadership do not have a clear view of how the British government will approach the relationship with China, ”he said.

“However, since the last year’s general elections, we have seen a stable improvement in the quality of participation and the unreliable parts of the relationship… [They] Now it is being restored, Sim Simpson said.

While the UK hopes that the dialogue will increase trade with China and Starmer will provide highly needed economic growth, some say that the campaign has reached very little so far.

“With my count, labor force has been selected, this will be the ninth government representative of the Chinese Institute of Strategic Risks.

“People in the government are trying to characterize this as an reset, but I question how much Britain has come out of this reset so far. When Rachel Reeves went in January, she received their commitments 600 million £ investment Less less than the Chinese £ 2 billion A few months later, it came from Bahrain, a much smaller country. ”

China is the fifth largest export market of UK, worth approximately £ 41 billion in goods and services. “You cannot address economic growth without addressing China. This is the creation of a business in the UK, which makes the right thing in national interests,” the United Delegation said.

Last year, China was interested in British sports initiatives, from football to motor race and to Snooker. In October, the Premier League opened its first office in Beijing, while the sailing company Clipper Ventures plans to open the first education base in the port city Qingdao.

According to Venture Education, a Beijing -based educational consultancy, there are many Chinese schools in China in China as well as many Chinese schools in China.