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Canada's Culture Minister Touts Commercial Deals with Creative Sector in China
Seven agreements worth more than $4.2 million were signed as Canada sought deeper cultural ties and new commercial partnerships with China.
- On Tuesday, Culture Minister Mark Miller returned from a five-day trip to China, where his office says seven new commercial agreements worth more than $4.2 million were signed.
- Earlier this year, Prime Minister Mark Carney outlined a new strategic partnership with China focused on cultural exchanges and stronger people-to-people ties between the nations.
- Miller traveled to Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Suzhou this month with almost 50 representatives from 36 Canadian companies and organizations, most from the interactive digital media industry.
- During the visit, Miller met with Chinese counterpart Sun Yeli to discuss building commercial partnerships and creating jobs within the cultural sector.
- These agreements position Canada to leverage new commercial ties for sustained growth across the cultural and digital sectors, solidifying the strategic framework established by the government partnership.
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Canada's Minister of Identity and Culture, Marc Miller, has returned from a five-day trip to China to strengthen cultural ties between the two countries.
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Canada's Culture Minister touts commercial deals with creative sector in China
OTTAWA - Culture Minister Mark Miller has returned from a five-day trip to China that aimed to deepen cultural ties between the two countries.
·Winnipeg, Canada
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