Chinese foreign minister to visit Australia: South China Morning Post
SYDNEY - Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang is expected to visit Australia in July as diplomatic relations between the two trading partners stabilise, The South China Morning Post reported and an Australia academic said.
The visit, which has not been officially announced, would take place in July, citing a source “close to the Chinese government” and an Australian academic, The South China Morning Post reported on Friday. The academic, director of the Australia-China Relations Institute at the University of Technology Sydney, Professor James Laurenceson, said he was aware of a July visit but told Reuters he could not confirm a date.
“Qin Gang visiting Australia is big news, in that he’ll be the highest-profile Chinese official to arrive since the bilateral thaw,” Prof Laurenceson told Reuters. Diplomatic exchanges had frozen in 2020 as China placed curbs on a dozen Australian exports after it was angered by
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