斯塔默不与中国接触原因

英国首相斯塔莫于二零二六年一月二十八日开启对中国的首次国事访问。在他看来，无视中国这个全球第二大经济体是不明智的。面对近期波动的英美关系，斯塔莫表示，美方对盟友加征关税的做法完全错误。 有专家指出，格林兰岛问题导致的欧美关系裂痕是斯塔莫访华的重要背景。此前，斯塔莫已多次表达修复中英关系的意愿。 他在二零二四年底的一次演讲中说，多年来，人们总说中国是即将崛起的大国，而现在中国已然崛起，英国的对华政策必须基于这一现实。 斯塔莫的务实风格根植于其成长经历。一九六二年，他出生在伦敦一个普通的工人阶级家庭，是家中第一个上大学的人，依靠自己的努力进入利兹大学和牛津大学学习法律。毕业后，他成为一名 律师，并在二零零八年被任命为英格兰和威尔士的首席检察官。直到五十二岁，他才正式进入政坛，在基层奋斗，直面生活艰辛的经历，塑造了他注重实际、不上空谈的形式风格。 二零二五年十二月，斯塔莫在外交演讲中提到，法国和德国的领导人近年来多次访华，英国领导人却从未访华。 他直言，这种对华不接触令人震惊，简直是严重的失职，我们连自己的利益都不去维护。有分析认为，在斯塔莫成功访华后，中英关系将有望获得一定的稳定发展期，这对于修复两国关系、扩大两国合作空间至关重要。

斯塔莫为访华之行辩护，不与中国接触事失职据环球网原影外媒二号报道，英国首相斯塔莫在下一院为他最近的访华之行辩护。 斯塔莫表示，不与中国接触是失职，将英国利益置于边缘。他还指责前任英国政府不与中国接触，回避现实，把头埋进沙子里。

mister speaker in this context refusing to engage would be a dereliction of duty china is the second biggest economy in the world including hong kong it's our third biggest trading partner supporting three hundred and seventy thousand british jobs and it is an undeniable presence in global affairs it would be impossible to safeguard our national interests without engaging with this geopolitical reality for eight years no british prime minister visited china eight years of missed opportunities meanwhile mr speaker over that period president macron visited china three times german leaders four times the canadian prime list was there a few weeks ago mister speaker in this context refusing to engage would be a dereliction of duty leaving british interests on the sidelines we understand that engagement makes us stronger。

now thoring our ties with china to put this relationship on a more stable footing for the long term yeah， yeah mr speaker china is the second biggest economy in the world including hong kong it's our third biggest trading partner supporting 370 thousand british jobs and it is an undeniable presence in global affairs， it would be impossible to safeguard our national interests without engaging with this geopolitical reality yet， we inherited a policy from the previous government not of engagement with china， but hiding away and sticking their heads in the sand， while our allies developed a more sophisticated approach they let the uk fall behind we became an outline for eight years no british prime minister visited china eight years of missed opportunities meanwhile mr speaker over that period president macron visited china three times leaders four times the canadian prime minister was there a few weeks ago chancellor merts and president trump are both due to visit shortly。

are now thoring our ties with china to put this relationship on a more stable footing for the long term mr speaker china is the second biggest economy in the world including hong kong it's our third biggest trading partner supporting 370 thousand british jobs and it is an undeniable presence in global affairs it will be impossible to safeguard our national interests without engaging with this geopolitical reality yet， we inherited a policy from the previous government not up engagement with china， but hiding away and sticking their heads in the sand， while our allies developed a more sophisticated approach they let the uk fall behind we became an outline for eight years no british prime minister visited china eight years of missed opportunities。

mister speaker china is the second biggest economy in the world it's our third biggest trading partner supporting three hundred and seventy thousand british jobs and it is an undeniable presence in global affairs yet we inherited a policy from the previous government not of engagement with china， but hiding away and sticking their heads in the sound for eight years no british prime minister visited china eight years of missed opportunities meanwhile mr speaker over that period president macron visited china three times leaders four times the canadian prime list was there a few weeks ago in this context refusing to engage would be a origin origin mister speaker in this context refusing to engage would be a dereliction of duty leaving british interests on the sideline， but incredibly some in this house still advocate that approach， but mister speaker leaders do not hide instead we engage。

yet we inherited a policy from the previous government not of engagement with china， but hiding away and sticking their heads in the sound for eight years no british prime minister visited china eight years of missed opportunities meanwhile mr speaker over that period president macron visited china three times german leaders four times the canadian prime list was there a few weeks ago mister speaker in this context refusing to engage would be a dereliction of duty leaving british interests on the sideline an incredibly sum in this house still advocate that approach， but mister speaker leaders do not hide instead we engage。

china is the second biggest economy in the world， it's our third biggest trading partner supporting 370 thousand british jobs yet we inherited a policy from the previous government not of engagement with china， but hiding away and sticking their heads in the sand while our allies developed a more sophisticated approach they let the uk fall behind， we became an outline for eight years no british prime minister visited china eight years of missed opportunities。