China canceled the last obstacle in the trade war with Australia and allowed the sale of Australian lobsters. Anthony Albanese will use the relaxed relationships for a six -day country visit. Discussions will concern business and political affairs.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will start a six -day visit to China on Saturday, his office said, and Beijing confirmed it. According to the AFP report, TASR reports this.
In December, China canceled the ban on the sale of Australian lobsters, which was the last obstacle in the wider trade war, which broke out for the previous conservative government in Canberra. Albanese’s office welcomed the return to free trade. On Tuesday, the Australian Prime Minister said he would meet Prime Minister Li Čiang during his annual visit to open the topic of global policy, trade and tourism. The Australian Prime Minister will also meet Chinese President Si Jin-Pching.
“China remains the largest business partner of Australia, making up almost a third of our total trade, and will remain in the foreseeable future,” Albanese said. “The trade is now flowing freely, which is beneficial for both countries and people and businesses on both sides,” he stressed.
Beijing said on Tuesday that under the leaders of the leaders of both countries and, thanks to the joint efforts, the Chinese-Australian relationships are constantly improving and developing. “China considers this visit to be an opportunity to strengthen communication, increase mutual trust, expand practical cooperation and support the development of a comprehensive strategic partnership between China and Australia,” said the spokeswoman of the Chinese Foreign Ministry Mao Ning.
