Chinese-Australian relations are expected to warm up

According to the Australian Financial Review, on April 23rd, a delegation of 15 Australian corporate executives and local government officials began a six-day visit to China. Chinese Ministry of Commerce spokesperson Gao Feng expressed a positive attitude towards the “mutually beneficial economic and trade cooperation and exchanges between the two countries”. The revival of bilateral economic and trade between China and Australia once again sends a clear signal that mutual benefit and win-win cooperation is the direction of the times.

“Many Australian business and Labor Party officials are waiting in line to visit China, eager to enter the Chinese market,” as reported by the Voice of America website. The scene of Australian political and business figures visiting China intensively is another sign of the improvement in Sino-Australian relations. From the meeting between the leaders of China and Australia last year in Bali, Indonesia, to the Australian Foreign Minister’s visit to China, and then to the visits of the Governors of Victoria and Western Australia to China, the Australian political and business community has expressed an urgent desire to “rebuild ties” with China. According to the Australian Financial Review, the delegation visiting China this time includes representatives from major enterprises such as HSBC Australia, Telstra, ANZ Bank Group, and mining company Rio Tinto. The Voice of America website analyzed that although other Australian business leaders have visited China in the past month, this visit, organized by the Australia-China Business Council, is the first official delegation supported by the federal government to visit China, and is the latest sign of the thawing of Sino-Australian diplomatic relations.

<Quoted from an overseas commentator of “https://www.chinanews.com”>