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“我們進行了建設性會談”——卡尼透露與習近平討論外國幹涉問題 | AC1B
DRM News 2025年11月1日
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2U3mqXhNcLk
加拿大總理馬克·卡尼透露了他在亞太經合組織峰會上與中國國家主席習近平會晤的細節，稱此次會晤“富有建設性”，是加中關係的“轉折點”。“與習近平進行建設性會談後，我們與中國重回談判桌”
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我再重申一下那些真正與美國人對話和談判的人的情況。值得注意的是，我們85%的貿易都是免稅的。我們和世界上其他所有國家一樣，如果生產以下任何產品，都會麵臨問題。鋼鐵、鋁、汽車、藥品、軍需品，這些都受到美國所謂的“232條款”關稅的影響。這就是我們之前與美國就此問題進行磋商的內容。我們一直在就此進行談判，並且取得了一些進展。但是，這些談判已經暫停。
這就是目前的形勢，它有幾個影響。其中一個核心影響是，它完全驗證了我們從一開始就采取的戰略，即專注於我們能夠控製的事情。是的，與美國談判。這當然很重要。但更重要的是在國內建設加拿大。在國內建設加拿大，這正是這份預算的目標，它將帶來世代投資，規模空前。這份預算旨在釋放這種潛力。同時，它還將與世界各國建立新的夥伴關係，而沒有比在世界上增長最快的地區——占全球經濟60%的地區——開展這項工作的最佳地點了。我們可以調整一下美國所占的份額，但還有其他國家。所以，如果我把這個比例降到全球經濟的40%多一點（不包括美國），
這就是我們正在討論的內容，你可以看到我們取得的進展：與印尼達成自由貿易協定，與菲律賓和泰國（我們最大的兩個經濟體）啟動自由貿易談判，我們已經通過
名為CPTPPP的機製與一些其他經濟體實現了自由貿易。
這是我們與中國關係的一個轉折點。
我們與印度的進展
不屬於這些會議的範疇。所以我沒有直接會見
莫迪總理。外交部長和其他部長一直在
與印度會麵。這就是我們正在做的，首先也是最重要的，增強我們在國內的實力。建立這些海外夥伴關係。減少我們對
美國的依賴。
這不可能一蹴而就，但我們正在快速推進。
尊敬的總理先生，美國占我們貿易總額的75%以上。
我非常清楚這一點。是的。
您向唐納德·特朗普道歉。他不會回到談判桌前。他毫無興趣。
那麽，您打算怎麽做？下一步是什麽？或者您即將失敗？
呃，哦，非常聰明。嗯，呃，不，我隻是……呃，我們…… ...我們專注於我們能夠控製的事情，首先也是最重要的，是如何在國內發展建設；其次，我們與美國的談判，無論何時重啟，都將以加拿大的最佳利益為出發點，而非情緒化。隻有符合美國利益的事情，他們才會同意。在任何貿易談判中，美國也隻會同意符合自身利益的事情。有很多方麵雙方的利益是一致的。我們會等待他們準備好。
下一個問題。
下午好，總理先生。
加拿大廣播公司（CBC）記者拉法·揚：您與G總統會晤後，加拿大和中國的會談紀要均未提及您提出的諸如合法拘留營、加拿大境內的跨國鎮壓，以及北京幹預加拿大選舉等問題。您是否提及了這些問題？我們討論了外國幹預問題。嗯，我們也討論了一係列其他問題。
嗯，您也知道，認識到使加拿大經濟重回正軌是討論的重要組成部分。
後續：不，我們討論了經濟問題，我稍後翻譯。但是，請……嗯，我想如果我能說完的話，再回到剛才的話題……嗯，討論的另一個方麵，嗯，這是你在一段關係中會做的事情，而不是交易。我並不是說你的問題有任何交易性質，但我想要說明一下其他一些討論是如何進行的……嗯，要明確彼此的期望，我們要務實，我們要對彼此的問題坦誠相待，因為確實存在一些挑戰性的問題。嗯
而且，嗯，如果我們能找到共同點，我們就會找到。而如果我們存在分歧，尤其是在我們的社會和政府方麵存在巨大分歧的地方，嗯，我們會尊重這些分歧。
那麽，當你提到外國幹涉加拿大事務時，他作何反應？我們進行了一次討論，總的來說，這次討論是建設性的，首先，它具有建設性；其次，它標誌著我們關係的一個轉折點。我認為他們並沒有意識到我們對這些問題的擔憂程度，但我們在加拿大有相應的管理機製來處理這些問題。而且，我要重複一遍我剛才說的，因為這非常重要。僅僅我們自己討論這些問題是沒有任何意義的。重要的是，我們要與世界上人口最多的國家、第二大經濟體（按價值計算）以及日益重要的全球體係決定因素保持溝通。所以，我們需要重新回到那裏，現在我們又開始進行這些討論了。
謝謝克裏斯蒂安。我想最後一點，抱歉，我要再說幾句。維係關係的關鍵在於，你知道，如果你和某人保持著關係，你就會多次見到他們。嗯，這不是一勞永逸的事，這就是我們目前的處境。
謝謝。下一個問題。
您好，加拿大通訊社的薩拉·裏奇總理。如果您還記得四月份的競選活動，我知道感覺好像是很久以前的事了。
“We Had a Constructive Talk” — Carney Reveals Foreign Interference Discussion with Xi Jinping | AC1B
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2U3mqXhNcLk
DRM News 2025年11月1日
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney reveals details of his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the APEC Summit, calling it “constructive” and a “turning point” in bilateral relations. He confirms raising foreign interference and trade concerns. For more details, watch our story and subscribe to our channel, DRM News.
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the premier of BC uh wants to put out an ad. The fact that uh the premier of Manitoba, W Canoe, supports uh Doug Ford's ad. Does this show that there is division within team Canada that the premers don't trust you to negotiate?
I think there is uh well the the the individuals can speak for themselves and you know they're they're practiced in speaking to themselves and they will speak for themselves. There are other premers who have different view in terms of utility of those ads. Uh and you can speak to them. I'll I'll repeat what the situation is with those who are actually have been talking with the Americans and have been negotiating with the Americans. Uh that we start from this position which it does bear remembering that uh we are in a position where 85% of our trade is tariffree. Uh we like every other country in the world. Okay, every other country in the world has issues if they produce any of the following. Steel, aluminum, automobiles, pharmaceuticals, force products, with 232 so-called 232 tariffs in the United States. And so that's what we're having discussions with uh or that's what we were having discussions with for with the Americans. That's where we're negotiating. we were making progress. Uh those talks are suspended.
That's the situation uh at present and it has a couple of implications. one of the core implications is it absolutely validates the strategy we have had from day one which is to focus on the things we can control. Yes, negotiate with the United States. Of course that's important. but building Canada at home. Building Canada at home, which is what this budget is going to do, be generational investments, the scale of investment that this country has never seen before. That's what this budget is looking to unlock. And to be building new partnerships with countries around the world and there is no better place to do that than in the fastest growing part of the world that represents 60% of the global economy. we can adjust for the American component of that, but there's everyone else. So if I take it down to uh a little more than 40% of the global economy ex
the United States and those are the discussions we're having and you can see the traction we're getting free trade deal with Indonesia uh free trade talks uh now launched with Philippines and Thailand two of our largest uh we already have free trade through
something called the CPTPPP with a number of those other uh economies. um a
turning point in our uh relationship with China. Progress which we have been
making with India, not part of these meetings. So I didn't meet directly with
Prime Minister Modi here. The foreign minister, other ministers have been
meeting with India. That's what we're doing to build our strength at home
first and foremost. Build these partnerships abroad. Reduce our reliance
on the United States. Uh it can't happen overnight, but we're moving very fast.
With respect, Prime Minister, the United States makes up more than 75% of our
trade. I'm well aware of that. Yes.
You apologize to Donald Trump. He's not going back to the table. He has no interest.
So, what are you doing? What is your next move? Or are you close to striking out?
Uh the Oh, very clever. Um the um uh No, I just uh we I just fouled one off. Um
you know the count is full but uh we're we're battling battling like the Jay's. Um look uh the next move is on Tuesday. The next move is the budget is the budget for this time. Uh the budget the country needs the budget that gives us control. See this is one of the things we can spend our time watching truth social worrying about the the the reactions of individual things. We we are staying calm. Okay. We're focusing on what we can control which first and foremost is how we build at home and secondly with our negotiations
with the US when they're on when they come back on is what's in the best interests of Canada not emotional what's in the best interest of Canada they will only agree the Americans will only agree as is the case in any trade negotiation something that also is in the US interest there are a number of things where those interests align Um, and we'll wait until they're ready.
Next question.
Good afternoon, Prime Minister Rafa Jan, CBC. Following your meeting with President G, neither Canada's readout or China's made mention of you bringing up things such as legal detention camps or the transnational repression in Canada or uh Beijing's foreign interference into the Canadian elections. Did you bring these issues up? We had a discussion on foreign interference. Um, we had a discussion on a range of other issues.
uh and uh you know recognizing that setting it back on track particularly on the economic side uh was an important part of the discussion.
Followup before in, No, we discuss economic, I will translate in a second. but please on um and I think if I can finish to loop back um so the other element of the discussion uh which is something you do in a relationship as opposed to a transaction not suggesting your question was transactional in any respect but I'd like to distinguish how some other discussions go um is to be clear about the expectations that we will be pragmatic that we will be open and frank with each other on issues and there are issues of challenge. and that uh and where we can find common ground, we'll find common ground. And where we have differences and there are big differences in our in our societies and our in our governments, um we will respect those.
So how did he react when you mentioned foreign interference in the Canadian? We had uh listen we had a discussion that was our overall discuss was constructive and was number one constructive number two marked a turning point in the relationship uh I don't think uh they recognize uh uh the level of concerns we have about these issues but we manage these issues in Canada we have a structure to manage them and look um I'm going to repeat what I said because it's very important. It doesn't do any good to talk to ourselves about these issues alone. It's important that we are engaged with the world's largest uh country by population, second largest uh economy uh by value um and an increasingly influential determinant determinant not just influential determinant of the global system. Uh so so we we need to be back in there and now we are back in having those discussions.
Thanks Christian and it I guess the last point I'm sorry I'm going to drone on for one sec and the point of having the relationship is you know if you have a relationship you see people multiple times. Um it's not a one and done and that's where we are.
Thank you. Next question.
Hi Prime Minister Sarah Richie with the Canadian Press. If you cast your mind back to April during the election campaign. I know it feels like a long time ago
