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To ask Her Majesty’s Government what recent representations they have made to the Government of China regarding the implementation of protectionist trade policies by that country.[HL1068]
To ask Her Majesty’s Government what recent representations they have made to the Government of China regarding the implementation of protectionist trade policies by that country.[HL1068]
Ministers and officials regularly discuss trade and investment issues on a bilateral basis with the Chinese Government. I myself have met with Chinese officials on a number of occasions, including my visit to China from 26 May to 1 June 2012, and raised protectionist policies. Other recent examples include meetings between the Prime Minister and senior Communist Party official Li Changchun on 17 April 2012; the UK-China Joint Economic and Trade Commission on 15 December 2011 which I attended alongside the Secretary of State for Business, Innovation, and Skills; and the Chancellor's talks with the Chinese Vice-Premier at the UK-China economic and financial dialogue in September 2011.
HMG officials regularly discuss trade and investment issues with Chinese counterparts, for example, in June 2012, officials from BIS, Cabinet Office discussed Chinese procurement policies with Chinese Government officials. There is also routine dialogue between officials at the UK embassy in Beijing and officials from the relevant Chinese ministries.
The G20 needed to address the five big threats to the global economy: first, the problems in the eurozone; secondly, the mountain of debt and persistence of imbalances in the world economy; thirdly, the lack of growth; fourthly, the rise of protectionism; and fifthly the failure to regulate our banks...
The G20 needed to address the five big threats to the global economy: first, the problems in the eurozone; secondly, the mountain of debt and persistence of imbalances in the world economy; thirdly, the lack of growth; fourthly, the rise of protectionism; and fifthly the failure to regulate our banks...
My Lords, it may now be a convenient moment for me to repeat a Statement that has just been made by the Prime Minister in another place on the G20 conference that took place last week. The Statement is as follows:
“The G20 needed to address the five big threats to...
My Lords, it may now be a convenient moment for me to repeat a Statement that has just been made by the Prime Minister in another place on the G20 conference that took place last week. The Statement is as follows:
“The G20 needed to address the five big threats to...
To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills what representations he has received on protectionism by (a) EU member states and (b) businesses in other member states.
To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills what representations he has received on protectionism by (a) EU member states and (b) businesses in other member states.