At the G20 Summit in Brazil, the UK seeks a sustainable relationship with China.

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak stressed the importance of a “sustainable and balanced” partnership with China during the G20 conference in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. While addressing worries about human rights and geopolitical tensions, the British leader emphasized the significance of interacting with Beijing on global issues such as economic stability, international security, and climate change.

Sunak emphasized the significance of protecting UK national interests while acknowledging China’s pivotal role in influencing global supply chains and propelling the shift to green energy. “We need a pragmatic approach that protects our values and security while fostering cooperation on shared global priorities,” Sunak said in a bilateral meeting with allies from Asia and Europe.

In light of China’s growing global influence, the UK government’s position shows a sophisticated approach. As the meeting progresses, other G20 leaders are anticipated to focus heavily on the UK’s attempt to strike a balance between cooperation and prudence in its dealings with Beijing.

As part of a larger plan to manage changing global dynamics, the UK delegation also underlined its commitment to fortifying ties with democratic countries, especially in the Indo-Pacific area.