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On Thursday, the UK‑China Business Council resumed operations in Beijing after an eight‑year hiatus, coinciding with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s official visit to China. The relaunch brought British and Chinese companies together for direct talks on trade, investment, and industrial cooperation. Current China‑UK goods trade now rivals Britain’s exchanges with some of its closest traditional partners and surpasses trade volumes with several G7 economies. Executives welcomed the revival of the council as a sign of normalized relations and a deeper commitment to bilateral business cooperation, even among those whose companies thrived during the pause.

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00:00And the UK-China Business Council resumed work on Thursday in Beijing.
00:05After an eight-year pause, with British and Chinese companies holding direct talks on trade
00:10investment and industrial cooperation.
00:12The Business Council resumed operations during the UK.
00:15The UK Prime Minister Keir Stormer's visit to China, China-UK Goods.
00:20China-UK trade now rivals the UK's trade with some of its closest racial partners.
00:25This is Britain's trade with many G7 economies.
00:29For some consecutive...
00:30This deviations signifies not only the normalization of peace-lenses' relations, but also a deeper
00:35from businesses on both sides, even those whose businesses have thrived
00:40during the Hiatus and Council operations welcomed the revival of the UK-China
00:45and the Hiatus and Council.
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