He also reiterated that China would never pose a threat to other countries, regardless of its growth. The visit is expected to unlock new trade opportunities, including prospects for lower Scotch whisky export tariffs and visa-free travel for British visitors to China. A key outcome of the visit is a new UK-China border security agreement aimed at disrupting migrant smuggling networks. Under the deal, British and Chinese law enforcement agencies will cooperate to prevent Chinese-made small boat engines and equipment from reaching criminal gangs involved in illegal Channel crossings. The agreement will involve intelligence sharing, engagement with manufacturers and the first joint UK-China law enforcement action of its kind.