The Minister of Trade in Australia said "Hope to communicate with China", British media: signal "compromise" to China

[Global Times Special Journalist in Australia] "Australian Trade Minister signaling 'compromise" to China on anti -dumping tariffs, and the British "Guardian" reported on the 5th that the Australian Trade and Tourism Minister and Special State Minister Law were reported on the 5th. In an interview, Rael hinted that "compromise" or "alternative" in Australia and China may resolve trade disputes.

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In an interview with the Australian version of the Guardian, Farrell believes that the relationship between Australia and China has a "positive sign". For example, Australian Foreign Minister Huang Yingxian plans to talk to Chinese Foreign Ministers, and China agrees to resolve related cases in accordance with the trade dispute.

It is reported that before the start of the 12th Ministerial Meeting of the World Trade Organization (WTO) held in June this year, Farrell proposed to hold talks with Chinese Minister of Commerce Wang Wentao, but did not wish. Farrell said in an interview that his meeting was still valid. Australia plans to continue to deal with the trade dispute between the two parties. During the interview, Farrell insisted that the trade lawsuit against China in the WTO was a "correct way" to deal with disputes. At the same time, he emphasized that he was glad to see "another method", saying that "I issued an invitation and extended out the extension of the invitation and extended out of it. Olive branches.

In the interview, Farrere admitted that because former US President Trump failed to appoint an appellant during his term, WTO's appeal procedure was in a "completely collapsed" state. However, he said that fortunately China is "one of the parties to allow other appeal procedures to allow other appeal procedures", which means that if the Australian side claims the first trial, it can enter the arbitration. "This is a good sign -they want the WTO The process is valid. "

Since 2020, Australia has "complained" China has implemented trade restrictions on exported goods such as meat and wood, and Canberra also appealed to the World Trade Organization on China Trade Organization on China's wine and barley. Australian Prime Minister Albunse and Minister Huang Yingxian have publicly announced that the premise of restoration of Australian -China relations is that the Chinese government cancels "unreasonable trade sanctions."

Farrell said that Australian manufacturers have suffered serious losses in Australia -China trade disputes, not only have business hit, but also personal living standards have also declined. Farrell acknowledged that there was "differences between ideas" between Australia and China, especially after Australia signed an Aukus agreement with the United States and Britain last year. However, he believes that both countries are "interested in trying to restore trade relations." Farrell expects to reach a "reasonable arrangement" with China during his term of office.

Farrere further stated in an interview with Sky TV on Wednesday that the former Australian government "not only expressed a good attitude towards those who may be regarded as friends." Farrell vowed to "repair the damage caused by the previous government", and said that "it has begun to do this in a" wise and mature "way."

In addition to Farrell, according to the Australian Agency, Huang Yingxian told reporters at a joint press conference held with Singapore Foreign Minister Vivian that he was willing to talk to Chinese officials during the upcoming G20 Foreign Minister's meeting. Huang Yingxian acknowledged that Australian -China relations were "challenged", which was a "complex and important relationship", and "both countries are interested in stable relationships." However, in his speech, Huang Yingxian still expressed his concerns about "trade sanctions" on China's export products.

Regarding the so -called "trade sanctions" remarks of Australian officials, a spokesman for the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded earlier that in recent years, it has been clear that Sino -Australian relations have encountered difficulties in recent years. China has a consistent and clear position for the development of Sino -Australian relations. The Australian side should adhere to the principle of mutual respect and mutual benefit to deal with the relationship between the two countries.

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