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Please note that the webinar will be held on Tuesday 24th March, at 17:00 (China Time) and 09:00 (UK Time)
This is an opportunity to engage in new conversations with British businesses based in China and working from the UK that are committed to the bilateral relationship, especially during this difficult period of the Covid-19 outbreak. Discussion would not be solely focused on the virus outbreak, but will aim to highlight the importance of continued cooperation around UK-China trade and on-going opportunities.
This webinar will be available for viewing shortly after it's conclusion. You can register and join the webinar for free, at the below link.
https://zoom.com.cn/webinar/register/WN_jjd8pc79S32a0MHGOrD6DQ
Please submit any questions you have for H.E. Ambassador via the registration link.
Topics of discussion
President Xi Jinping recent telephone conversation with Prime Minister Boris Johnson discussing the "Golden Era"
China's response to the COVID-19. The WHO has openly commended China for monumental efforts in responding to the virus, how can UK and China cooperate to fight the virus
Longer term cooperation. How can we strengthen China-UK relationship moving forward
H.E. Ambassador Liu Xiaoming outlook for the new British government and the new cabinet, especially in relation to engagement with China
Encouraging more Chinese outbound investment post-Brexit (particularly in areas of current high investment; education, built environment amongst many other industries)
COP 26 - sustainability and environmental protection (particularly how British and Chinese can contribute)
Huawei and 5G
Areas of BRI cooperation
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Q&A with H.E. Ambassador Liu Xiaoming facilitated by St. John Moore
Liu Xiaoming•St. John MooreWelcome by St. John Moore Chairman of the British Chamber of Commerce in China
Speakers
St. John Moore
Chairman at British Chamber of Commerce in ChinaAlso the Partner & Head of Beijing of Brunswick Group, St. John has over 15 years’ experience in Beijing working with foreign companies operating across China, and Chinese companies going global. He regularly advises on government engagement, public policy issues, market access challenges and cross-border M&A and looks forward to bringing these experiences to the Exco.
Q&A with H.E. Ambassador Liu Xiaoming facilitated by St. John Moore
Speakers
Liu Xiaoming
H.E. Ambassador Liu Xiaoming to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern IrelandLiu is one of the longest serving civil servants in post, he has been the Ambassador to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland since 2009. Prior to his post, he served as Ambassador to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (2006-2009) and the Arab Republic of Egypt (2001-2003).
St. John Moore
Chairman at British Chamber of Commerce in ChinaAlso the Partner & Head of Beijing of Brunswick Group, St. John has over 15 years’ experience in Beijing working with foreign companies operating across China, and Chinese companies going global. He regularly advises on government engagement, public policy issues, market access challenges and cross-border M&A and looks forward to bringing these experiences to the Exco.
Speakers
Liu Xiaoming
H.E. Ambassador Liu Xiaoming to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
More Information
Liu Xiaoming
H.E. Ambassador Liu Xiaoming to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
http://www.chinese-embassy.org.uk/eng/ambassador/Liu is one of the longest serving civil servants in post, he has been the Ambassador to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland since 2009. Prior to his post, he served as Ambassador to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (2006-2009) and the Arab Republic of Egypt (2001-2003).
St. John
Moore
Chairman at British Chamber of Commerce in China
Also the Partner & Head of Beijing of Brunswick Group, St. John has over 15 years’ experience in Beijing working with foreign companies operating across China, and Chinese companies going global. He regularly advises on government engagement, public policy issues, market access challenges and cross-border M&A and looks forward to bringing these experiences to the Exco.
Re-watch previous webinars
The British Chamber launched its Webinar Series with a Q&A with Her Majesty's Ambassador to China Dame Barbara Woodward DCMG OBE on 13th February, 2020. Click here to see full recording.
We also invited Her Majesty's Trade Commissioner for China Richard Burn to join our second webinar discussing measures that the UK government have put in place to support British businesses in China amid Covid-19 outbreak. Click here to watch webinar recording.
