Downing Street has indicated it is open to a future visit to the UK by Chinese President Xi Jinping, as the government seeks to reset relations with Beijing. The possibility was raised during Sir Keir Starmer’s recent trip to the Chinese capital, where he advocated for "more sophisticated" ties.
A spokesperson for the Prime Minister, speaking in Beijing, did not rule out a future visit by the Chinese leader. They emphasised the government's commitment to fostering a more constructive relationship, stating: "I’m not going to get ahead of engagements, future leader visits.
