UK CULTURE AND TRADE EXCHANGE

Business & Trade

New perspectives. Practical connections.

Practical dialogue and potential connections between UK and Chinese businesses.

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TWO MARKETS. A SHARED CONVERSATION.

Start with what you want to explore

Different starting points. A shared need for understanding.

UK → CHINA

Explore resources. Make new connections.

UK businesses interested in resources in China can begin with a conversation about product needs, potential sourcing interests and supply chain questions.

  • Product & sourcing needs
  • Supplier communication interests
  • Logistics & supply chain connections
Discuss your interests

CHINA → UK

Understand a market through dialogue.

Chinese businesses exploring the UK can introduce their business, intended audience and the connections they hope to build, helping shape the conversation.

  • Market & business objectives
  • Potential business connections
  • Local dialogue & cooperation needs
Discuss your interests

OUR FOCUS

Business & Trade Connections

Supporting communication between UK and Chinese businesses and helping them explore shared interests and potential cooperation.

Market Entry & Supply Chain Support

Exploring practical connections involving procurement, logistics, supply chains and market development, according to the needs of each enquiry.

HOW TO BEGIN

Bring an idea. Let’s explore the direction.

  1. 01

    Share your idea

    Introduce your organisation, your aims and the specific questions you are exploring.

  2. 02

    Clarify the conversation

    Discuss your needs, the scope of the enquiry and the connections that may be useful.

  3. 03

    Explore a next step

    Consider possible connections. Where specialist services are needed, agree these separately with an appropriate provider.

What should you include in your enquiry?

Your organisation, location, product or topic, the connections you hope to explore and any relevant timing.

Make an enquiry

Our role is to facilitate dialogue and explore connections. Any specialist professional services would need to be agreed separately with an appropriate provider.