PRIME Minister Julia Gillard departs for China on Friday morning accompanied by the most senior Australian political delegation to ever visit the Asian nation.
Her six-day visit includes taking part in the Boao Forum for Asia, on Hainan Island, and a meeting with new president Xi Jinping.
She is expected to hold several private meetings ahead of the forum.
Ms Gillard plans to promote trade and economic interests and share with the Chinese leadership perspectives on global and regional economic and security issues.
Foreign Minister Bob Carr, part of the delegation, says there will also be discussions about North Korea's increasingly provocative behaviour.
"I would expect the Chinese to give us an account of the measures they've taken so far, to give us a reading of what they think the effect of that has been in North Korea," he told ABC television on Thursday.
"That will lead to a discussion where we would explore with them further action they might take."
The Australian delegation for the visit also includes including Trade Minister Craig Emerson, Defence Minister Stephen Smith and Financial Services Minister Bill Shorten.
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