Canadian Prime Minister Carney Visits China to Reset Bilateral Relations and Address Trade Issues

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's visit to China marks the first by a Canadian leader in eight years, aiming to reset bilateral ties strained since 2017. Both countries expressed willingness to enhance communication, deepen cooperation, and address trade tensions, including tariffs on electric vehicles and Canadian agricultural products. The visit reflects Canada's strategic effort to diversify export markets amid U.S. tariffs and geopolitical shifts. Discussions also included human rights and broader economic partnerships, signaling a cautious but optimistic new phase in Canada-China relations.