UK's pragmatic policy yields win-win results

The seventh round of economic and financial dialogue between China and the United Kingdom held in Beijing on Monday yielded fruitful results, consolidating the two countries' resolve to deepen pragmatic cooperation in an all round way.

During the dialogue, co-chaired by Chinese Vice-Premier Ma Kai and visiting British Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne, the two sides signed 53 agreements ranging from nuclear energy, and high-speed railway to an expanded currency swap line.

The UK indicated that China could build and own a nuclear power plant in Britain in the future, potentially paving the way for China's first nuclear power project in the West.