China and the UK achieved a series of positive outcomes during UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's visit to China, including a commitment to developing a long-term consistent comprehensive strategic partnership.

The two countries agreed to establish a high-level China-UK climate and nature partnership and resume the China-UK high-level security dialogue. Both sides agreed to hold a new round of institutional dialogues within the year, including strategic dialogue, economic and financial dialogue, and the meeting of the China-UK Joint Economic and Trade Commission.

China expressed its willingness to actively consider implementing a unilateral visa-free policy for UK citizens. Both sides agreed in principle to resume normal exchanges between their legislative bodies. China welcomed visits by interested British parliamentarians to gain a genuine understanding of the country. China reduced the import tariff rate on the UK's whisky from 10 percent to 5 percent.