(Sydney Comprehensive News) Australian Minister of Trade Farrell said he had agreed to talk to Beijing with Wang Wentao, Minister of Commerce of China in the near future.This is the latest signs of ease of China -Australia relations.
Comprehensive Reuters and Bloomberg reported that Don Farrell (February 6) and Wang Wentao held an online meeting on Monday (February 6) and said, "Our conference represents another important step in stabilizing Australian relations with China and China.. "This is the first video talks between the highest trading officials of the two countries since 2019.
Farrell mentioned that he discussed multiple trade and investment issues with Wang Wentao, including "restoring the unimpeded necessity of Australian exporters' trade activities so that Chinese consumers can continue to enjoy high -quality Australian products."
Farrell's office said in a statement that the two agreed to strengthen dialogue between levels, including dialogue between officials, to achieve the goal of restoring the trade between the two countries in a timely manner.The two sides also agreed to explore the opportunities for further cooperation in the topics such as climate change and support of commercial delegations.
According to the website of the Ministry of Commerce of China, Wang Wentao held a video talks with Farrell.
Wang Wentao said that the current economic and trade relations between the two countries are facing important window periods, and the two parties should work together to inject more positive factors into economic and trade cooperation."This talk is an important step for us to jointly promote the return of China -Australia's economic and trade relations."
Wang Wentao also said that China is highly concerned about the security review of Australian and interested in Chinese companies to invest in Australia. It is hoped that Australia will properly handle related cases and provide Chinese enterprises with a fair, open and non -discriminated business environment.At the same time, he invited Farrell to visit China at a suitable time.
China Australia reached a new Australian coal import agreement last month, but other measures continued to hinder the trade between the two countries, including Australian products such as lobster and wine.
