The Impact Of Europe On Sino British And Sino EU Economic And Trade Cooperation Remains To Be Seen.

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The referendum has disrupted the global financial market, and the argument that China EU trade and economic cooperation will be affected by "disastrous effect" is also rampant.

However, according to many experts and scholars interviewed by China News Agency reporters, in view of the uncertainty of the current situation and the uncertain direction of future development, the impact of this matter on Sino British and Sino EU economic and trade cooperation remains to be seen.

Greater impact on Europe

"Although the outcome of the referendum is basically determined, the approval of the domestic legal procedures in the UK is still needed."

In an interview with the news agency of China News Agency, Wang Yi, director of Renmin University of China University of International Relations and director of the Institute of international affairs, said that the process was "just beginning" and faced with many uncertainties.

In the eyes of former Chinese ambassador to Britain Ma Zhengang, if the United Kingdom finally succeeded in "off Europe", the first thing would be the relationship between Britain and Europe, rather than others.

"After all, the trade of 50%-60% in the UK takes place.

Inside, the investment between Britain and Europe is also very huge. "

Ma Zhengang said.

Wang Zhanpeng, director of the British research center at Beijing Foreign Studies University, agrees.

He pointed out that the impact of the "off Europe" shock on the European Union is greater than the "storm eye" of Britain.

"The European economy is bound to be greatly affected, and at the same time, the EU is likely to become more conservative and introverted."

Wang Yiwei said.

Wang Zhanpeng has a relatively optimistic attitude on how Britain's "off Europe" will affect the overall trend of China EU trade and economic relations. He pointed out that China EU relations will not be affected by the referendum too much, because China will occupy the mainstream in bilateral cooperation and bilateral cooperation.

Ma Zhengang pointed out that the impact of this matter on China EU economic and trade relations needs to be observed.

He believes that the EU is a "big concept" and that China EU economic and trade cooperation also includes many levels, such as China EU cooperation, bilateral cooperation and regional cooperation.

Taking regional cooperation as an example, he pointed out that cooperation between China, central and Eastern European countries, China Southern European countries and China's north-west European countries had cooperation mechanisms. Even if the EU situation continues to change, the above-mentioned countries will continue to increase cooperation with China.

"In the future, there will be a long and arduous negotiation process between the United Kingdom and the European Union."

Ma Zhengang thinks.

The agreement between the two sides will be related to the future trend of European economy and the world economy.

It is in this context that Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Hua Chunying said at a regular press conference on 24 that he hoped that Britain and Europe could reach an agreement through related negotiations at an early date.

"A prosperous and stable Europe is in the interests of all parties."

The impact of Sino British Trade and economic cooperation is "not direct".

Nevertheless, Ma Zhengang pointed out that the impact of "off Europe" on cooperation between China and the United Kingdom is "not directly".

On the one hand, the volume of trade between China and Britain is not "huge"; on the other hand, Chinese investment in the UK mostly focuses on the characteristics and positioning of the UK, rather than the "springboard" of the European Union, which is known by some public opinion.

But Ma Zhengang also pointed out that in view of the fact that London is the world financial center and China's first offshore RMB international trading center, once the UK is out of Europe, the internationalization of RMB will inevitably be affected.

Britain's support for China is not limited to finance.

In recent years, the British attitude has been more positive in terms of market economy status and investment agreement negotiations between China and Europe.

But Ma Zhengang pointed out that in view of the existing decision-making mechanism within the European Union, the impact of "departure" on the above issues is not absolute.

"It needs to be seen that Britain's" off Europe "is not irrational. Given the importance of China, Britain, after leaving Europe, is likely to pay more attention to economic and trade cooperation with China.

Wang Yiwei said.