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RTRS runs comments from Australian Trade Minister Farrell in the wake of his virtual call with his Chinese counterpart.

  • Farrell noted that he will travel to Beijing to meet with his counterpart in the near future, while revealing that the call struck an agreement re: enhanced dialogue at all levels of government, which will serve as a pathway back to the timely and full resumption of trade between the two nations.
  • Farrell also highlighted an agreement between the two countries re: the exploration of wider opportunities covering a broad range of issues.
  • Tensions between the two nations continue to ease during the Albanese era.
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RTRS runs comments from Australian Trade Minister Farrell in the wake of his virtual call with his Chinese counterpart.

  • Farrell noted that he will travel to Beijing to meet with his counterpart in the near future, while revealing that the call struck an agreement re: enhanced dialogue at all levels of government, which will serve as a pathway back to the timely and full resumption of trade between the two nations.
  • Farrell also highlighted an agreement between the two countries re: the exploration of wider opportunities covering a broad range of issues.
  • Tensions between the two nations continue to ease during the Albanese era.