The two countries will open up a golden era of enduring, inclusive and win-win relationship and jointly³ create a brighter future for bilateral⁴ relations, visiting Chinese President Xi Jinping told a joint² press conference with British Prime Minister David Cameron after their talks. 

 

China and Britain are both major countries with significant influence, and now their partnership is standing⁵ at a new starting point, the president said, urging the two countries to seize opportunities to promote their ties. 

 

The two leaders achieved important consensus⁶ on bilateral relations as well as international and regional hotspot issues, according to a statement issued after the Xi-Cameron talks at 10 Downing Street. 

 

It is the right time for the two sides to deepen their bilateral relationship and mutually beneficial cooperation as their "comprehensive strategic partnership" is embracing the second decade, Xi said during the meeting. 

 

Britain has pledged to be China's best friend in the West and the most open partner of the world's second largest economy. The resolve is proved on Wednesday when a Chinese company signed a landmark⁷ agreement to invest in the British Hinkley Point nuclear power project. 

 

Xi said China appreciates Britain's stance and is willing to make joint efforts to ensure the bilateral relations remain enduring and stable on a higher level.

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