Premier Moe Pushes for Unrestricted Trade with China, US, and India
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has expressed his aspiration for Canada to achieve unrestricted trade access with major global partners, including China, the United States, and India. He hopes that ongoing discussions between Canada and China will lead to the lifting of tariffs on Canadian food products, such as canola. Moe acknowledges the complexity of resolving trade disputes and welcomes Prime Minister Mark Carney's recent meeting with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang as a step forward in improving relations.
Saskatchewan has been actively engaged in fostering trade and export efforts with China. The province's trade and export office has been instrumental in supporting federal government trade processes with China. Business delegations from Saskatchewan have been working in China to strengthen trade ties. Premier Moe sees Prime Minister Carney's meeting with Premier Li as a positive development, following the invitation extended by Chinese authorities for further trade talks, potentially including another meeting with the Chinese premier. Carney has accepted this invitation, signaling a commitment to improving the previously strained bilateral relationship between Canada and China.
Premier Scott Moe's ultimate goal of unfettered trade access with key global partners is a step closer with the positive developments in Canada-China relations. The removal of Chinese tariffs on Canadian food products, supported by ongoing discussions and high-level meetings, could significantly boost Canadian exports and strengthen the economy.
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