Australian officials highlight record participation at China Import Expo and rising trade

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Australian Minister for Trade and Tourism Don Farrell said China is Australia’s most important trading and economic partner and has been its largest two‑way trading partner for almost 20 years, adding that the China International Import Expo in Shanghai offers valuable opportunities for Australian businesses to showcase products and build relationships.

Chinese Ambassador to Australia Liu Jinsong reported that bilateral merchandise trade reached US$176.9 billion in the first eight months of the year, up nearly 34.8 percent year on year, while Australian exports to China hit US$120.2 billion, up 43.2 percent and accounting for over one third of Australia’s total exports; he said trade and economic cooperation is shifting gear with traditional drivers remaining strong and new sources of growth emerging.

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