英国发起意见征询，深化贸易关系
英国政府已正式启动公众咨询程序，旨在明确未来与印度尼西亚、菲律宾、阿拉伯联合酋长国及乌拉圭的贸易合作方向。
此次征询面向企业、民间组织、消费者及个人广泛征集意见，以确保未来的贸易谈判能够切实服务于推动经济增长、扩大出口及创造就业的核心使命。
潜在的合作路径之一是探讨上述国家加入《全面与进步跨太平洋伙伴关系协定》（CPTPP）的可能性，英国目前已是该协定成员。政府希望通过此次咨询，深入评估深化与这些经济体贸易关系的机遇、重点及考量因素，从而确定最佳参与方式——无论是通过 CPTPP 扩容谈判，还是签署双边自由贸易协定等其他政策机制。
贸易是实现可持续经济增长、促进投资及创造高价值岗位的关键。在此阶段广泛听取各方声音，将为未来的谈判奠定坚实的证据基础。
官员观点
英国贸易大臣克里斯·布莱恩特（Chris Bryant）表示：“英国本质上是贸易大国，仍有包括 CPTPP 在内的众多新市场待开拓。本次意见征询将确保企业和消费者共同参与塑造全球贸易方针，助力我们把握令人振奋的出口机遇。”
注：本次意见征询将于 2026 年 9 月 14 日截止。
UK launches Call for Input on deepening trade relationships
The UK has launched a consultation to inform the way we look to shape our future trading relationships with Indonesia, the Philippines, the United Arab Emirates and Uruguay.
We want businesses, civil society, consumers and individuals to tell us what they think to help make sure any new trade negotiations support our mission to drive economic growth, boost exports and create opportunities across the UK.
One of the potential new trading arrangements being explored is that the countries may join the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), a trading bloc of which the UK is already a member.
The Government therefore wants to hear views on the opportunities, priorities and considerations associated with deepening the UK's trading relationships with these economies as we determine how best to engage with them, either through CPTPP accession discussions or through other trade policy mechanisms, including bilateral free trade agreements where applicable and relevant.
Trade is central to the government's mission to support sustainable economic growth, boost investment and create high-value jobs across the UK. Gathering views at this stage will help ensure any future negotiations are informed by a strong evidence base.
The call for input closes on 14 September 2026.
Trade Minister Chris Bryant said:
"The UK is a trading nation above all and there are still huge opportunities for new markets to be unlocked, including through CPTPP.
"This Call for Input will ensure that both businesses and consumers shape our approach to global trade and enable us to seize exciting export opportunities with both hands."