卡尼 他將在適當時機與中國國家主席會麵，商談貿易事宜

卡尼表示，他將在“適當時機”與中國國家主席會麵，商談貿易事宜

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Rhianna Schmunk · CBC 新聞 · 2025年9月23日

總理還確認外交部長將“很快”訪華。

一名西裝革履的男子站在加拿大和中國國旗前。這是加拿大總理馬克·卡尼周二在紐約會見中國國務院總理李強時的照片。卡尼表示，他計劃與中國國家主席會麵，這是聯邦政府改善加中貿易關係工作的一部分。（Sean Kilpatrick/加拿大新聞社）

加拿大總理馬克·卡尼周二表示，他期待與中國國家主席習近平舉行會晤，兩國正努力建立新的、穩定的貿易關係，並應對美國不斷變化的政策。

卡尼是在與中國國務院總理李強在紐約進行了一次積極的會談後發表上述講話的。

卡尼在聯合國大會結束後對記者表示：“我們進行了一係列非常建設性的討論，這些討論建立在之前的通話和兩國貿易部長之間的交流之上。這些討論將會進一步深化。”

“我期待在適當的時候與習近平主席會麵，同時也會繼續與總理進行對話。”

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在與中國國務院總理李強會晤後，加拿大總理馬克·卡尼表示，加拿大和中國的貿易關係存在一係列拓展機遇，包括清潔能源、傳統能源和農業等領域，他還表示，他與李強總理就鋼鐵關稅問題進行了“公開討論”。

卡尼表示，加拿大和中國的貿易關係存在一係列拓展機遇，包括清潔能源、傳統能源和農業等領域。他表示，他還與李克強就鋼鐵關稅問題進行了“公開討論”，並確認外交部長阿尼塔·阿南德“很快”將訪華。

阿南德辦公室表示，阿南德還將訪問印度。

加拿大商界、分析師和基層政界人士今年一直向卡尼施壓，要求其改善與中國的貿易關係，以回應美國總統唐納德·特朗普的貿易改革。今年6月，卡尼稱與中國的談判是“重中之重”。

兩名西裝革履的男士在加拿大和中國國旗前講話。卡尼周二與李克強會晤。（肖恩·基爾帕特裏克/加拿大新聞社）

今年晚些時候，兩國領導人可能有多次會麵的機會，包括在11月的二十國集團領導人峰會上。

幾十年來，加拿大與中國一直保持著複雜的貿易和外交關係。今年，兩國爆發了針鋒相對的貿易戰。加拿大對中國製造的電動汽車征收100%的關稅，中國則對油菜籽、菜籽粕、豬肉和海鮮征收類似的反製關稅。

聯邦政府一直在努力取消針對農產品的反關稅，因為兩國最近同意加強溝通。
中國是加拿大第二大貿易夥伴，但仍有提升的空間。2024年，加拿大向中國出口了價值300億美元的產品，這僅僅是向美國出口5000億美元的一小部分，同年加拿大對華貿易逆差超過570億美元。

隨著美國貿易戰的持續，越來越多的人呼籲加拿大謹慎改善與中國的關係。尚皮恩在預算公布前表示，加拿大應該為“代際投資”做好準備。

卡尼本周在紐約將加拿大推介為一個值得信賴的貿易夥伴，與全球所有主要市場都有聯係。在出席聯合國大會前，他在外交關係委員會智庫發表演講時表示，在曆史的關鍵時刻，加拿大擁有“世界想要的東西”。

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Carney says he will meet China's president 'at appropriate time' to talk trade

https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/carney-china-president-trade-meeting-1.7641825

 Rhianna Schmunk · CBC News · Sep 23, 2025

PM also confirms foreign minister will visit China 'soon'

 

Prime Minister Mark Carney during a meeting with Chinese Premier Li Qiang in New York on Tuesday. Carney said he plans to meet with China's president as part of the federal government's work to improve the trade relationship between Canada and China. (Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press)

rime Minister Mark Carney on Tuesday said he's anticipating a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping as the two nations work to build a new, stable trade relationship as they navigate the United States' changing policies.

Carney made the remarks after what he described as a positive conversation with China's next-highest ranking official, Premier Li Qiang, in New York City.

"We had a very constructive set of discussions which built on earlier phone calls, which built on exchanges between our trade ministers. Those discussions will deepen," Carney said, speaking to reporters after the United Nations General Assembly.

"I will expect, at the appropriate time, to be meeting with President Xi JinPing but [also] continuing this dialogue with the premier."

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Carney says he had 'very constructive set of discussions' with Chinese premier

Following a meeting with Chinese Premier Li Qiang, Prime Minister Mark Carney said there's a range of opportunities to broaden Canada and China's trade relationship, including clean and conventional energy and agriculture, and that he had an 'open discussion' with the premier about steel tariffs.

Carney said there are a range of opportunities to broaden Canada and China's trade relationship, including clean and conventional energy and agriculture. He said he also had an "open discussion" with Li about steel tariffs and confirmed Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand will be visiting China "soon."

Anand's office said she will also be going to India.

Canadian businesses, analysts and lower-level politicians have pressured Carney this year to improve the country's trade relationship with China as part of the response to U.S. President Donald Trump's trade overhaul. In June, Carney described negotiations with China as "a top priority."

 

Carney during the meeting with Li on Tuesday. (Sean Kilpatrick/The Canadian Press)

There could be several opportunities for the leaders to meet later this year, including at the G20 Leaders' Summit in November.

Canada has had a complex trade and diplomatic relationship with China for decades. The two countries had a tit-for-tat trade war this year, which saw Canada place 100 per cent tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles and China retaliate with similar levies on canola meal and seed, pork and seafood.

The federal government has been working to have counter-tariffs on the agricultural products removed as two countries recently agreed to communicate with one another on a more regular basis.

China is Canada's second-biggest trading partner, though there is room for improvement. Canada exported $30 billion worth of products to China in 2024, which is only a fraction of the $500 billion shipped south to the United States, and had a trade deficit with China topping $57 billion that same year.

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Carney was in New York City this week pitching Canada as a trustworthy trading partner with connections to every major market in the world. Addressing the Council on Foreign Relations think-tank before attending the UN General Assembly, he said Canada has "what the world wants" at a critical time in history.

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 Rhianna Schmunk Rhianna Schmunk is a senior writer covering domestic and international affairs at CBC News. Her work over the past decade has taken her across North America, from the Canadian Rockies to Washington, D.C. She routinely covers the Canadian courts, with a focus on precedent-setting civil cases. You can send story tips to [e-mail].