Australian Prime Minister visits panda breeding center on final day of China trip

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The Australian Prime Minister is visiting the Chinese city of Chengdu on the final day of his trip to the country. The Prime Minister visited a breeding center for giant pandas, and on top of his list was visiting Fu Ni – a panda who spent many years at Adelaide Zoo as a beloved fixture. 

The Prime Minister then headed into central Chengdu for a lunch, focused on medical technology and commerce. Australia is enjoying quite a bit of business success in Chengdu, particularly with companies like Cochlear who are using this as a base to export to China’s middle classes. 

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