Le secrétaire d'Etat britannique aux entreprises Vince Cable, gauche, et Gao Hucheng, deuxième à gauche, Vice-ministre du Commerce de Chine, et des représentants de Chinois et de la
UK Business Secretary Vince Cable, left, and Gao Hucheng, second left, Vice Minister of Commerce of China, and representatives of Chinese and British companies are seen during the signing ceremony of the UK-China Business Summit in Beijing, China, 10 November 2010. UK Prime Minister David Cameron opened a Business Summit Wednesday (10 November 2010) aimed at increasing bilateral trade just hours after a new UK-China investment fund worth US$500 million was launched in Beijing. The Business Summit enabled UK and China firms to meet and discuss business opportunities across a wide range of sectors, with a particular emphasis on four sectors where UK capability matches Chinese economic need: high-end manufacturing and advanced manufacturing, financial services, low carbon urban development and digital media. Business Secretary Vince Cable told the Business Summit that the visit by the biggest ever UK Government delegation to China showed the Governments commitment to building a closer relationship. The UK is hoping to increase bilateral trade by 2015 to US$100 billion.
