Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney recently concluded a landmark visit to China, the first by a Canadian leader since 2017, where he met with Premier Li Qiang and discussed trade relations. Following a prior informal meeting with President Xi Jinping, the trip resulted in a significant trade deal that reduces tariffs on electric vehicles and Canadian agricultural products. This agreement marks a pivotal shift in Canada-China relations, indicating a move towards normalization after years of tension. Carney emphasized the need for Canada to diversify its trade relationships, especially given past U.S. tariff challenges.
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