China-UK coordination would be a boon for world's economic recovery, global stability

It is natural that China and the United Kingdom should have differences. But there is no reason why they should let those differences get in the way of cooperative relations, which are in the interests of both countries.

The two countries maintaining amicable bilateral relations is of particular significance at the present time as finding common ground on which to work together they can make meaningful contributions to help tackle the many pressing global challenges.

Both countries are permanent members of the United Nations Security Council, and their cooperation and coordination on international issues of concern would give global governance a much-needed boost.