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China, Canada signal willingness to deepen cooperation on trade, clean energy

( June 6, 2025, 09:13 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: China has expressed its willingness to expand cooperation with Canada in both traditional sectors and emerging fields such as clean energy, climate change and technological innovation. In a phone call with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney this morning, Premier Li Qiang highlighted the strong economic complementarities between the two countries and the significant potential for bilateral cooperation. Li reaffirmed China’s commitment to defending multilateralism and free trade while supporting economic globalization and the multilateral trading system. Carney said he looked forward to restoring high-level dialogue and strengthening practical cooperation in areas including trade, agriculture, energy and environmental protection. The statement follows:...

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