The foreign minister meets her Chinese counterpart Wang Yi on the sidelines of UN General Assembly with trade, Taiwan and the ongoing detention of two Australians up for discussion.
abc.net.au/news/penny-wong-and-wang-yi-meet-on-sidelines-of-unga-trade-taiwan-/101467220Foreign Minister Penny Wong has again urged Beijing to remove punitive trade measures against Australia during a meeting with her Chinese counterpart Wang Yi in New York.
"Trade has been the platform from which the People's Republic of China has made historic achievements in poverty alleviation," she said to Mr Wang. "We both have much to lose by the disintegration of that system. And we both have much to gain from direct and productive engagement."
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