All-Party Parliamentary China Group

I’m the Chair of the All Party Parliamentary China Group (APPCG) which was established in 1997 to widen the parliamentary contribution to the UK-China bilateral relationship. The APPG aims to ensure parliamentarians are kept well informed on China, and to act as a platform for discussions on all issues of importance to the UK-China relationship.

The APPCG has continued to offer parliamentarians opportunities to visit China and see first hand the opportunities and challenges on the mainland and in Hong Kong. The APPCG membership has risen to 312, with 10 new members from the 2017 intake. You can find out more about the APPCG on its dedicated website: http://appcg.org.uk/

News

China urged to stay on reform path

An interview with China Daily also available here. Politician acknowledges benefit of nation's growing global participation China must continue economic reforms to unleash potential and become a more consistent player on the global stage, said Richard Graham, a British politician who chairs the Al

Deepening the UK-China relationship

Just over four years ago I accompanied then Prime Minister David Cameron to China, and this week I return with Prime Minister Theresa May.

Richard Graham welcomes Chinese President

City MP Richard Graham, who is chair of the All-Party Parliamentary China Group, will welcome Chinese President Xi Jinping personally to the House of Lords today. From there, President Xi Jinping – who is visiting the UK from 20th-23rd October – will make the first address by a President of China i

New partnership to promote trade with China across UK

All Party Parliamentary China Group (APPCG) Chair Richard Graham MP and China Britain Business Council (CBBC) CEO Stephen Phillips have agreed a partnership to help UK export and attract inward investment from China. Gloucester MP Richard Graham said “medium sized businesses need to see that compan