According to a report by the Economic Daily in London on September 28: British experts and media have highly praised the achievements of President Xi's visit, indicating that Sino-British relations will become closer.
James Edward Hall, a researcher at the Royal Institute of International Affairs, is highly focused on the advancement of the Sino-American bilateral investment agreement during President Xi's visit, believing that the U.S. side must realize that the international market is large enough to accommodate both China and the United States, and it is necessary to establish a closer trade and investment cooperation relationship with China, as well as to coordinate and consult with China on more economic matters.
Reuters published an article stating that China's commitments to economic and trade matters have directly promoted cooperation in the high-tech industry between China and the United States. The BBC reported that these commitments will lay the foundation for American high-tech companies to increase their cooperation with China in the future.
In addition, regarding the expansion of Chinese high-speed rail in the United States, Shaw Blaslin, a researcher at the Royal Institute of International Affairs, stated that the development of the Chinese high-speed rail industry in the United States, along with its previous expansion in Southeast Asia, will further enhance its credibility and visibility in the international market, providing important support for its expansion in Europe and other regions. (Source: Economic Daily)










