【#斯塔默访华后唐宁街发声#】#斯塔默点赞泡泡玛特#据参考消息援引英国《独立报》网站1月31日报 道，基尔·斯塔默结束了此次中国之行，对两国达成的经贸合作文件以及与泡泡玛特等企业在英投资表 示赞许，泡泡玛特是爆款玩偶拉布布的出品方。这位英国首相在对中国进行了为期四天的访问后于1月 31日离开上海。他在访问期间多次表示，自己做出的重启英中交往的决定将为英国民众带来切实利益。 斯塔默表示："我们为英中交往确立了稳定、清晰和长远的战略，以此为英国企业和工薪阶层争取实实 在在的好处。"此次访华以经贸合作为核心，斯塔默率领50余家英国大企业高管和机构代表随访。唐宁 街方面表示，此次访问促成了出口贸易和市场准入方面的协议，同时中国企业也将在英国进行数亿英镑 的投资。其中，拉布布的出品方泡泡玛特承诺将在英国开设7家门店，包括一家位于伦敦牛津街的旗舰 店。此外，香港《南华早报》网站1月31日刊登社论，文章以《斯塔默访华凸显对华非对抗的好处》为 题，指出斯塔默希望摆脱保守党执政时期英中关系的"冰河时代"。文章认为，斯塔默对中国的访问是朝 这个方向迈出的一大步。在美国总统特朗普的贸易战和夺取格陵兰岛言论的背景下，英国和欧盟国家与 ...

炒股就看金麒麟分析师研报，权威，专业，及时，全面，助您挖掘潜力主题机会！ 来源：参考消息 这位英国首相在对中国进行了为期四天的访问后于1月31日离开上海。他在访问期间多次表示，自己做 出的重启英中交往的决定将为英国民众带来切实利益。 斯塔默表示："我们为英中交往确立了稳定、清晰和长远的战略，以此为英国企业和工薪阶层争取实实 在在的好处。" 此次访华以经贸合作为核心，斯塔默率领50余家英国大企业高管和机构代表随访。 唐宁街方面表示，此次访问促成了出口贸易和市场准入方面的协议，同时中国企业也将在英国进行数亿 英镑的投资。 其中，拉布布的出品方泡泡玛特承诺将在英国开设7家门店，包括一家位于伦敦牛津街的旗舰店。 此外，香港《南华早报》网站1月31日刊登社论，文章以《斯塔默访华凸显对华非对抗的好处》为题， 指出斯塔默希望摆脱保守党执政时期英中关系的"冰河时代"。 文章认为，斯塔默对中国的访问是朝这个方向迈出的一大步。在美国总统特朗普的贸易战和夺取格陵兰 岛言论的背景下，英国和欧盟国家与美国的关系面临不确定性。 各国政府不能只依赖美国，需要与其他大国接触。 作为世界第二大经济体，中国再也不能被忽视了。包括加拿大、法国、芬 ...

就在斯塔默访华期间，利物浦市议会1月29日宣布，中国奇瑞商用车公司将把欧洲总部设在利物浦。这 是奇瑞在欧洲设立的首个总部项目。论坛现场的利物浦市议会首席执行官陆睿德对北京日报客户端记者 说，利物浦对能够获得这次重大投资感到非常自豪。中国在高科技领域的先进能力，为与利物浦企业合 作提供了机会。 迈凯伦新任首席执行官尼古拉斯·柯林斯告诉北京日报客户端记者，自己每年差不多来中国6次，了解中 国的机遇和发展速度，但8年来还是第一次以英国贸易代表团成员的身份来到中国。他坦言不喜欢用"黄 金时代"这样的定义来衡量双边关系，但双方之间无疑有更多机遇。中国是世界最大的汽车市场，对任 何汽车制造商来说都至关重要。 聂智恒说，汇丰一直在整个中国市场不断拓展业务，刚刚完成了恒生银行的私有化，投资超过1000亿港 元。2025年，他们在深圳启用了新的办公大楼，将全球首家培训中心项目设在广州南沙。聂智恒说，中 国中产阶级不断壮大，需要更好的财富管理，汇丰正面向这一客户群体不断完善产品和服务，提升自身 实力。 地缘政治对经贸合作的影响日益显著。英国等西方主要国家与美国的紧张关系是斯塔默本次访问的重要 背景。柯林斯说，商业能在生活中将人们 ...

斯塔默受访时，谈到了与中国直接接触的重要性。"如果简单地说'我们要忽视（中国）'，那是愚蠢 的。你知道，法国总统马克龙已经访问（中国）并进行了交流，德国总理默茨也要来进行交流。"斯塔 默说，"如果英国成为唯一拒绝接触（中国）的国家，那将不符合我们的国家利益。" 转自：扬子晚报 据参考消息引述路透社1月30日的报道，英国首相斯塔默当天表示，英国忽视中国是愚蠢的，他驳斥了 美国总统特朗普关于与北京做生意是危险的说法。 斯塔默30日出席中英企业家委员会会议闭幕式时强调，与中国的接触是为了全面了解，看清"全象"。他 提及听到的一个盲人摸象的故事。他说，"摸到大象的腿时，以为是摸到枕头；摸到大象的肚子时，以 为是摸到墙。这反映了人们对中国的看法"，而更广泛、更深入接触，是"看清全象，从而建立更成熟、 能符合时代要求关系的方法"。 另据环球网援引英国《独立报》的报道称，斯塔默访华期间，对中英经贸合作成果表示赞赏，他在行程 中多次表示，英国重新与中国接触的决定将为英国民众带来福祉。 日前，在梅拉尼娅的同名纪录片首映礼上，当被问及斯塔默推动加强英中经贸关系时，特朗普回答 说，"他们这样做非常危险"。此外，他还批评了加拿大。 ...

Core Viewpoint - The visit of UK Prime Minister Starmer to China marks a significant step in enhancing bilateral economic relations, reflecting the UK's strong desire for pragmatic cooperation with China, which is seen as a reliable partner by many countries [1][2][5] Group 1: Economic Opportunities - Starmer is leading a delegation of over 50 executives from major UK companies across various sectors, indicating a strong expectation for deepening UK-China economic ties [2] - The visit is expected to create "significant opportunities" for UK businesses, aligning the UK's strengths in finance and services with China's growing demand for healthcare and elderly care services [2][3] - China is recognized as the world's second-largest economy and a key player in global supply chains, supporting approximately 370,000 jobs in the UK [2] Group 2: Strategic Relations - Starmer emphasizes the need for the UK to improve trade relations with China, especially in light of the shifting dynamics with the US and its Western allies [4] - The UK government aims to establish a more stable and pragmatic relationship with China, which is expected to benefit both the UK public and businesses [2] - Recent surveys indicate growing confidence in the professional services sector regarding China's economic development, as more Chinese companies seek overseas investments [3] Group 3: Policy Shifts - Starmer's administration is focused on economic growth and recognizes the importance of engaging with China, moving away from the previous "ice age" in UK-China relations [4] - The UK is encouraged to adopt a policy that acknowledges China's status as a rising power, rather than ignoring its influence [4][5] - The current global issues, such as artificial intelligence and public health, may align the UK's perspectives more closely with China's than with its traditional ally, the US [4]

Group 1: Importance of China to the UK - China is recognized as the world's second-largest economy and the UK's third-largest trading partner, playing an irreplaceable role in the UK's economic development and livelihood security [1] - The visit by UK Prime Minister Starmer marks the first official visit to China by a UK Prime Minister in eight years, reflecting a desire for a coherent and strategic UK-China relationship [1] - Starmer emphasized that past indecisiveness in UK-China policy led to missed opportunities, and China's influence is now crucial to the lives of the British people [1] Group 2: Economic and Trade Cooperation - The UK government aims to deepen bilateral economic and trade relations, with a focus on sectors such as financial services, advanced manufacturing, and energy transition, which align well with China's economic needs [2] - The UK Treasury highlighted that cooperation with China in the financial sector could directly benefit UK employment and business development, especially as the FTSE index reaches new highs [2] - Major UK companies, including AstraZeneca, Jaguar Land Rover, and HSBC, are participating in the delegation to China, indicating the importance of the Chinese market for their growth and innovation [2] Group 3: Cultural and Scientific Collaboration - The UK Natural History Museum has been collaborating with Chinese partners for fifteen years, showcasing the importance of cultural exchange and the potential for further cooperation in research and knowledge sharing [3] - Representatives from cultural institutions, such as the National Theatre, expressed that cultural exchanges enhance emotional resonance between the two nations, providing lasting motivation for UK-China relations [4] - The consensus among UK political, business, and cultural sectors is that deepening practical cooperation with China is in the mutual interest of both countries [4]

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of strengthening economic and trade cooperation between the UK and China across various sectors, including trade, investment, finance, and green development [1][2]. Group 1: Economic Cooperation - China is recognized as the world's second-largest economy and has been a major contributor to global economic growth over the past 25 years [1]. - The UK is urged to enhance economic cooperation with China in light of rising protectionism, geopolitical tensions, and the unpredictability of global policies [1]. Group 2: Green Development - China's achievements in green development, particularly in renewable energy, are highlighted as significant [1]. - There is potential for deeper collaboration between the UK and China in areas such as green finance [1]. Group 3: Trade Relations - China is the UK's fifth-largest trading partner, indicating substantial room for growth in trade and investment between the two nations [1]. - Recent activities to promote connectivity include the 11th UK-China Economic and Financial Dialogue held in Beijing and the first meeting of the UK-China Economic and Trade Committee in seven years [1]. Group 4: Policy Recommendations - The UK government is advised to maintain coherent policies to strengthen UK-China economic cooperation [2]. - The UK should leverage its strengths in finance, professional services, high-end manufacturing, life sciences, clean energy, and creative industries to seek more collaboration opportunities [2].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of strengthening economic and trade cooperation between the UK and China across various sectors, including trade, investment, finance, and green development [1][2]. Group 1: Economic Cooperation - China is recognized as the world's second-largest economy and has been a major contributor to global economic growth over the past 25 years [1]. - The UK is urged to enhance economic cooperation with China in light of rising protectionism, geopolitical tensions, and the unpredictability of global policies [1]. Group 2: Green Development - China's achievements in green development, particularly in renewable energy, are highlighted as significant [1]. - There is potential for deeper collaboration between the UK and China in areas such as green finance [1]. Group 3: Trade Relations - China is the UK's fifth-largest trading partner, indicating substantial room for growth in goods, services, and investment [1]. - Recent activities to promote connectivity include the 11th UK-China Economic and Financial Dialogue in Beijing and the first meeting of the UK-China Economic and Trade Committee in seven years [1]. Group 4: Policy Recommendations - Continuous strengthening of UK-China economic cooperation is deemed necessary, with a call for coherent policies from the UK government [2]. - The UK is encouraged to leverage its strengths in finance, professional services, high-end manufacturing, life sciences, clean energy, and creative industries to seek more collaboration opportunities [2].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of strengthening economic and trade cooperation between the UK and China across various sectors, including trade, investment, finance, and green development [1][2]. Group 1: Economic Cooperation - China is recognized as the world's second-largest economy and has been a major contributor to global economic growth over the past 25 years [1]. - The UK is urged to enhance its economic ties with China in light of rising protectionism and geopolitical tensions, which necessitate collaboration with other major economies [1]. Group 2: Green Development - China's achievements in green development, particularly in renewable energy, are highlighted as significant, presenting opportunities for collaboration in green finance between the UK and China [1]. Group 3: Trade Relations - China is currently the UK's fifth-largest trading partner, indicating substantial room for growth in goods, services, and investment [1]. - Recent activities aimed at promoting connectivity include the 11th UK-China Economic and Financial Dialogue held in Beijing and the first meeting of the UK-China Economic and Trade Joint Committee in seven years [1]. Group 4: Policy Recommendations - Continuous strengthening of UK-China economic cooperation is deemed necessary, with a call for coherent policies from the UK government [2]. - The UK is encouraged to leverage its strengths in financial and professional services, high-end manufacturing, life sciences, clean energy, and creative industries to seek more collaborative opportunities [2].

Core Insights - The event "Crossing Cultures, Achieving Win-Win" was held in London, focusing on new opportunities for UK-China economic and trade cooperation [1] - The discussions included strategies for entering the Chinese market, advantages of the UK in attracting Chinese investments, successful collaboration case studies, and support measures from governments and trade institutions [1] Group 1: Event Overview - The event gathered business representatives, government officials, and trade experts from both the UK and China to explore economic cooperation [1] - Two main discussion sessions were held: one on UK-China economic and investment opportunities, and another on cross-border cooperation, compliance, and sustainable partnerships [1] Group 2: Key Statements - Matt Meadows, Executive Director of Moore Kingston Smith, emphasized the importance of cultural understanding and mutual trust in driving sustainable global growth [1] - Lin Xiying, Partner and Head of Asia-Pacific Business at Moore Kingston Smith, highlighted the event as a valuable platform for in-depth dialogue and practical cooperation between businesses [1]