The Trans-Pacific free trade area is one of the world’s largest and most dynamic free trade areas. As Britain looks to the future, we are keen to work with other nations that champion free and fair trade.
The Eat Out to Help Out scheme has been a fantastic success with over 100 million meals being claimed for. It is estimated to have saved 1.8 million jobs in hospitality. In South Derbyshire alone 94,000 meals were claimed with 66 businesses taking part.
Young people are the future and we must provide them with hope and the opportunity to succeed. I welcome the Government’s landmark new £2 billion scheme to create quality, government-subsidised jobs across the UK.
I thank my right hon. Friend for his answers so far. Next door to the CPTPP grouping area is Taiwan. Could the Minister provide an update on the UK’s trade relationship with Taiwan?
I appreciate that you have read the various reports from the Derbyshire Wildlife Trust (DWT) and I understand that you and many others find the talk of Badger Culling upsetting.
Today marks the inauguration of the new Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. The world faces considerable challenges, including the coronavirus, famine, climate change and conflict.
Creating jobs and securing economic growth is important, particularly across the whole of the UK not just in certain areas. One way we can do this and level up the whole of the UK is by improving transport and infrastructure.
