More exchanges in tourism, education and scientific research between Australia and Chongqing wanted in the future

After visiting the former Australian Embassy site, Jan Adams told the reporter that the AEO mutual recognition arrangement signed by the two countries’ customs was very favorable for Australian and Chinese traders, especially for exporters. As an important metropolis for foreign trade in inland China and national pilot free trade zone, Chongqing has been highly valued by the Australian government. In the future, the import and export between Australia and Chongqing will be more convenient. There are many enterprises engaged in e-commerce in Chongqing. This agreement will bring more convenience to such trade in Australia and Chongqing.

Except for trade transactions, Chongqing has non-stop flights to Melbourne and Sydney, so there will be more passengers traveling in the two places. Adams said that Chongqing was a surprising city and the landform, mountains and rivers here were nice. She also told the reporter that many Australians were interested in Chongqing, not only for its rich historical culture, but also for its rapid development. It is a modern metropolis and enjoys beautiful scenery, which many Australians love. In the future, there will be more and more Australians visiting Chongqing.

Besides, Adams also said that Australia highly valued the friendly relationship with Chongqing. At present, a school has been co-established and in the future, there will be more and more exchanges in education and scientific research between China and Australia to encourage young people to play a greater role in friendly Sino-Australian relationships. (Translated by Huang Juan, Fathom Language Limited)