Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is scheduled to visit China from January 13 to 17, marking the first trip by a Canadian leader in nearly a decade. The visit comes amid efforts to strengthen economic and diplomatic relations between Ottawa and Beijing.
The agenda focuses on trade, energy, agriculture, and international security cooperation. Carney aims to explore new export markets and repair ties after years of restrictions on Chinese state-owned investments in Canada.
Experts note that Canada and China share highly complementary economies, with opportunities in clean energy and new technologies. The visit is expected to enhance bilateral cooperation while avoiding political interference, fostering a practical framework for long-term strategic engagement.
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