Chinese President Xi Jinping's just-concluded visit to Britain has opened a "golden era" which will not merely benefit the two countries, but infuse dynamism into the European economy, leading Bangladesh foreign policy analysts said.
As China and Britain have been working on a major nuclear power project and renewable energy, the two countries are set to step up their efforts to shape a low-carbon future.
On October 23, President Xi Jinping concluded his five-day state visit to the United Kingdom after his last stop trip to Manchester. In the city of soccer, Xi visited the National Graphene Institute at the University of Manchester and Manchester City Football Group. He enjoyed the football players' training and competition and was presented a jersey.
Chinese President Xi Jinping's state visit to Britain has opened a "golden era" of bilateral relations and a new chapter of China-West exchanges, said Foreign Minister Wang Yi.
Reform and innovation provide China and the United Kingdom with rich opportunities to work together, the head of a leading Chinese think tank said in London on Friday.
Xi's UK visit, which was hailed as having opened a "golden era," will be remembered for the hospitality from the British royal family and the huge deals.
The UK government wants China to pay for a number of "northern powerhouse" projects as well as backing deals in Britain's creative and technology industries.
The reverberations from the visit are here to stay as the trip marks a sea change in international political and economic relations.
The reverberations from the visit are here to stay as the trip marks a sea change in international political and economic relations.
On October 22, the fourth day of President Xi Jinping's UK visit, he visited the satellite telecommunications company Inmarsat, and attended the opening ceremony of an annual meeting of Confucius Institutes in Britain. Afterward, Xi and Cameron met at Cameron's country retreat, Chequers, which was the starting point of Xi and Cameron private meetings.
I believe that Xi’s visit to UK will further enhance soccer cooperation between the two countries.
Fokke Obbema, a Dutch journalist and author of China and the West, has criticized United States President Barack Obama for trying to contain China.
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