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Chancellor of the Exchequer
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Secretary of State
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Cc: Secretary of State for
Education and Science
Department
EXPANSION OF EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL RELATIONS
WITH CHINA
1.
As you know, Shirley Williams returned from
her official visit to Peking in July with a wide
range of proposals for expanding our existing
educational and scientific relations with China.
These include the creation of an English Language
Institute in Peking or Shanghai; the recruitment
of teachers and lecturers of English for Chinese
institutions of higher education; and a considerable
expansion of both student placements in Britain
and of exchanges and interchange at university
and Academy Institute level.
2. The general importance of deepening our
relationship with China is explained in three
telegrams from our Ambassador in Peking. I
I endorse his views; and
enclose copies.
Shirley Williams' proposals will play a key part.
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