to address the financial crisis.
"Now it is time for the entrepreneurs of the two countries to decide on increased investment."
According to Chinese Customs statistics, bilateral trade was 12.57 billion U.S. dollars last year, an increase of 7 percent year-on-year. China's exports to Turkey reached 10.59 billion U.S. dollars, while imports were only 1.98 billion U.S. dollars. These figures represented increases of 1 percent and 53 percent, respectively.
On the trade imbalance, Bai Lichen, vice chairman of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, said that China attached great importance to solving the issue.
"China is willing to seek measures to expand imports from Turkey. We also welcome Turkish enterprises to participate in trade exhibitions in China to promote their services and products.
"China will also strictly control theListing Text

MANCHESTER

SJ8297 LIVERPOOL ROAD
698-1/18/208 (North side)
08/05/73 Old Warehouse to north of former
Liverpool Road Railway Station

GV I

Railway warehouse. c.1830, together with Liverpool Road
Railway Station (q.v.), by George Stephenson and his son
Robert; altered. Red brick in Flemish bond, with sandstone
dressings and slate roofs. Long slightly curved plan, convex
to the railway line and concave to the rear. Three storeys but
presenting only 2 storeys to the raised level of the track, 10
individually gabled bays arranged in pairs, with slotted
pilasters between each pair and at both ends, a moulded stone
cornice (carried round the whole), a small lunette on the
cornice in the centre of each bay, and stone gable copings
linked by short flats. In each pair of bays (except the 5th
pair, at the right-hand end), one bay has a segmental-headed
wagon archway with stone surround,