David Cameron Starts Far East & Asia Tour

David Cameron's trip to Japan and Burma aimed to address global economic challenges and political reforms. In Japan, he focused on strengthening economic ties, particularly with companies like Nissan, which announced new investments in the UK. In Burma, Cameron highlighted political changes and the success of Aung San Suu Kyi's party. The trip underscored the importance of international partnerships in economic recovery and political progress.

What message does David Cameron convey regarding the economic situation and trade?

What impact does the British Government expect from trips like David Cameron's to Japan?