China’s ambassador to Australia says the trade agreement marks a high point in ties between the two countries and should be enforced as quickly as possible A Chinese diplomat’s warning against allowing the free trade agreement with Australia to “slip through our fingers” is unlikely to immediate any swift resolution of the political dispute in Canberra approximately job safeguards.
China’s ambassador to Australia,Ma Zhaoxu, was due to say in a speech on Tuesday evening that the China-Australia free trade agreement, or known as Chafta,marked a high point in ties between the two countries and should be brought into force as quickly as possible.
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Source: theguardian.com