US EditionChinese ambassador urges Canada to move fast to implement new deals signed in Beijing
- On Jan. 22, 2026, China's ambassador Wang Di urged Ottawa to move quickly to implement outcomes from Prime Minister Mark Carney's Beijing visit, noting 10 months remain before the APEC summit in Shenzhen.
- Wang said both countries must respond as soon as possible to public expectations, stressing `The character of China-Canada relationship is win-win and mutual benefit` and complementarity.
- Wang said government departments in China and Canada will increase contact and move faster on priority areas, while signed memorandums exclude sensitive sectors: artificial intelligence, critical minerals, defence.
- Ottawa continues to voice concerns about foreign interference, human rights, and the South China Sea while Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand updates the Indo-Pacific strategy, and Wang Di hopes ties deepen when she hosts Wang Yi this year.
- Observers noted critics accuse Beijing of leveraging economic influence, and Wang said Canada's Indo-Pacific strategy caused 'serious concern' to China, urging Ottawa to clarify its approach.
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Chinese ambassador casts doubt on PM's claim that Beijing agreed to visa-free entry
OTTAWA — China’s envoy in Ottawa is casting doubt on Prime Minister Mark Carney’s claim that Beijing is about to lift its visa requirement for Canadians, and he’s suggesting the move is still under consideration. “I did notice that Prime Minister Carney made it public that the Chinese side told him that China is actively […]
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Chinese ambassador urges Canada to move fast to implement new deals signed in Beijing
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How the Ottawa-Beijing Agreement Plays Into China’s Factional Struggles and Emboldens Xi
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