Following collaborative discussions at the G20 summit, plans are underway to launch new cargo flights between China and the UK, marking a significant boost in trade relations between the two nations.
Leaders from China and the UK highlighted the broad scope for collaboration between the two countries, especially in trade and investment, clean energy, financial services, and healthcare, all with the goal of improving the quality of life for their citizens.
Colin Dai, the country sales director for China at the Glasgow Prestwick Airport, told CGTN that the airport has recently entered the Chinese market with a focus on facilitating e-commerce trade between China and the UK.
“We are in close collaboration with Chinese airlines to introduce scheduled cargo flights between China and the UK in the near future,” Dai said.
The introduction of these cargo flights is expected to enhance economic ties, promote growth in e-commerce, and provide new opportunities for businesses in both countries.
As both nations look to strengthen their partnership, initiatives like these highlight the ongoing efforts to improve trade connectivity and cooperation.
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cgtn.com
