Overview
- Carney told Xi that commitment and cooperation would underpin a fresh partnership, citing agriculture, energy and finance as areas for early gains.
- This is the first visit by a Canadian head of government to China in eight years.
- Both sides cast the engagement as a turning point following strains linked to the 2018 Huawei case, detentions of two Canadians and reciprocal tariffs.
- China and Canada signed memoranda of understanding, with energy cooperation highlighted as central to renewing dialogue.
- Carney met Premier Li Qiang and planned business outreach, saying trade and investment can expand as Ottawa pursues diversification beyond the U.S.