下面你将听到一段有关英国官员谈论深化中英合作的讲话。 [originaltext] UK-China relations have entered

UK-China relations have entered into a golden era. UK and China are both global powers with a global outlook. As we do so and become ever more outward-looking, and as China continues to reform and open up, we’re committed to deepening our strong and vital partnership, and that relationship, our relationship, is indeed broad and deep and it delivers real benefits to both countries. We’re working together to tackle global and regional security challenges, to build sustainable economies of the future, to enhance our bilateral trade and investment relationships, and to develop our strong education and societal links.
       As fellow permanent members of the UN Security Council and the G20, we’re committed to jointly addressing global challenges. Indeed, steel is one of those challenges that the G20 has discussed. We’re also committed to protecting and promoting the rules-based international system. As we said, we’ve discussed North Korea. We agree that its pursuit of nuclear and ballistic missile programmes is illegal, reckless and poses an unacceptable threat to international peace and security. And we’ve agreed the full and effective implementation of UN Security Council sanctions is vital to persuade the North Korean regime to change course and abandon its illegal activity.
       We’ve agreed new measures on aviation security designed to improve aviation security standards in both the UK and China, by sharing more information and undertaking visits to share best practice and observe standards of implementation. And we will also do more together to tackle the scourge of modern slavery, to disrupt and prosecute the organized crime groups responsible, and to protect victims. And we will begin new joint work to tackle other forms of serious organized crime, including the illegal supply of synthetic drugs.
       We have discussed on how our economies have complementary strengths. Trade between our two countries is already at record levels, worth over ￡59 billion. UK exports to China have grown by over 60% since 2010 and the UK is already one of the largest European recipients of Chinese foreign direct investment. The UK is the world’s largest exporter of financial services and UK firms are leaders in China’s market. And we’re determined to deepen Our trading relationship even further, and we’re ambitious for what our future trade relationship will be. So we will work together to explore all options to deliver a high level of ambition for that future trading relationship.
       We’ve also agreed to open up the Chinese market to enable our great UK financial services expertise to reach more Chinese consumers. And we’ll be pleased to welcome a significant number of major new commercial deals due to be agreed expected to total over ￡9 billion, creating and securing jobs and prosperity both here and in the UK. We’ve welcomed the opportunities provided by the Belt and Road Initiative to further prosperity and sustainable development across Asia and the wider world, and as with the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank, the UK is a natural partner for the Belt and Road initiative with our unrivalled City of London expertise. We’ve discussed how the UK and China will continue to work together to identify how best we can cooperate on the Belt and Road Initiative across the region and ensure it meets international standards.
       We’ll work together to encourage free and fair trade, ensure a transparent rules-based multilateral trading system, and build an open, global economy that works for all. And as partners committed to global free trade, we can work to ensure that as our companies innovate and develop new products, they’re confident that their intellectual property and rights will be fully protected, including against cyber threats. So the UK and China are global partners for the long term. We are committed to building on our deep and mature ties, to promote global peace and prosperity in the 21st Century.