Get ready for some major diplomacy vibes! 😎 Canadian PM Mark Carney is touching down in Beijing tomorrow (Jan 14–17) for his first visit to China in eight years. It’s a big deal as both sides look to chill the global trade drama and ramp up dialogue.
At the invite of Chinese premier Li Qiang, the two leaders aim to build on the momentum they struck at last October’s APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting in South Korea, where they agreed to restart cooperation across energy, green development, tourism, and more. 🌱✈️
The talks follow meetings on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly last September and visits by senior Canadian officials. The goal? Clear up trade snags, boost practical projects, and keep the vibe positive for businesses and people back home.
Plus, as a goodwill move, China’s resumed group tour services for citizens heading to Canada mean we can expect more cultural exchanges soon. 🇨🇦❤️🇨🇳
With trade tensions and supply-chain worries still lurking, this week’s visit is a chance to deepen trust, handle differences, and deliver wins for everyone. Stay tuned! 👀
Reference(s):
China, Canada eye dialogue, cooperation amid global trade turmoil
cgtn.com
