The plan consists of political dialogue and cooperation in scientific research, technological innovation, education, trade and investment, culture, tourism, energy, environmental protection and the fight against climate change.

The Prime Minister said that he was eager to improve the friendship between Denmark and China, after arriving in Shanghai on Monday for a six-day visit to China.

Exports from Denmark to China doubled from 2003 to 2007, showing the fast growth of China as a prominent consumer market. Danish exports to China grew 40 percent in the first three quarters in 2008.

But according to the action plan, there is still a long way for Denmark to go to develop its economy in China. Rasmussen also said, “Denmark will lift trade barriers to promote its food products, as well as environmentally friendly technologies and services in China.”

Products and services in fashion, furniture, design and architecture will also be promoted.

Denmark will attend in the 2010 Shanghai World Expo, where it will exhibit many of its products. After three-day stay in Shanghai, Rasmussen will have talks with President Hu Jintao and Premier Wen Jiabao in Beijing.

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