The Prime Minister of Canada said that he would not rule out easing restrictions on Chinese investment

On October 29th, according to the Canadian "Globe and Mail" reported on the 28th, Canadian Prime Minister Carney said that he plans to meet with Chinese leaders during the 32nd APEC Economic Leaders' Meeting in South Korea this week. According to the report, the Canadian side has been preparing for months to arrange the meeting, aiming to try to repair the diplomatic rift that has lasted for several years and promote the settlement of the trade dispute. According to the report, Carney praised China last month as a country "with engineers at the helm" and is now trying to repair relations with Asia's emerging superpower. Mr. Carney, who is on a visit to Malaysia, told the media on the 27th that he had not ruled out easing restrictions on Chinese investment by the previous Trudeau government, saying the two countries were in the stage of "resetting expectations for the future direction of relations". He also did not deny the possibility of a future free trade agreement with China or the removal of Canada's electric vehicle tariffs on China that have been imposed in parallel with the United States since 2024.