British Prime Minister will visit China

Beijing, May 15. Silkroadnews - Premier Li Keqiang held a telephone conversation with British Prime Minister David Cameron, informed "People's Daily".
"Li Keqiang congratulated David Cameron with the re-election as head of the British Government, noting that in recent years, the Sino-British relations have achieved new progress. Li Keqiang invited David Cameron to make this year an official visit to China and take part in the annual meeting of the new Chinese and British governments",- says the publication.
As noted, the Chinese government attaches great importance to developing relations with the UK. According L.Keqiang, China would like to work with the new British government to strengthen political mutual trust, conduct exchanges and dialogues at different levels and in all fields, promote pragmatic cooperation in trade and investment, finance, production capacity and jointly address the challenges caused by the recession in the global economy.
In turn, D. Cameron said that relations between the two countries came the golden days and intends to continue to strengthen exchanges and cooperation with China, and promote further development of bilateral relations in the next five years.