On Friday at the 32nd APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting in Gyeongju, the Republic of Korea, Chinese President Xi Jinping told Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney that Beijing is eager to bring China-Canada relations back to the “right track” for the benefit of both peoples.
“We are ready to work with Canada to restore healthy, stable and sustainable development at an early date,” Xi said. This year marks the 55th anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and Canada, alongside the 20th anniversary of their strategic partnership.
Analysts see these milestones as a perfect moment for a reset. Over five decades, the two nations have woven trade, education and cultural exchanges into a complex tapestry. Now, both leaders aim to unlock fresh opportunities in trade, technology and youth exchanges.
Set against the backdrop of a dynamic APEC meeting, Xi’s outreach highlights a shared interest in stability—crucial for entrepreneurs, digital nomads and cultural explorers navigating global markets.
As China and Canada look to expand sustainable trade routes and tech partnerships, the next chapter of this relationship could become a model for 21st-century diplomacy and youth-led innovation.
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Xi says ready to work with Canada to bring ties back to right track
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