Mark Carney China Visit 2026: Premier Li Qiang Signals 'New Starting Point' for Ties
Premier Li Qiang and PM Mark Carney meet in Beijing during the 'Mark Carney China Visit 2026'. Both leaders pledge to uphold multilateralism and a new starting point for bilateral ties.
They've shaken hands, but the underlying pressure remains. China's Premier Li Qiang and Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney declared a "new starting point" for bilateral relations on January 15, 2026, in Beijing.
Mark Carney China Visit 2026: A Strategic Reset
According to Reuters, the meeting took place on the second day of Mark Carney's four-day state visit. Premier Li Qiang stated that China is willing to work with Canada to uphold their strategic partnership, enhance political mutual trust, and respect each other's core interests.
Defending Free Trade and Multilateralism
Both leaders reportedly emphasized the need to protect multilateralism and free trade amid growing global economic shifts. While past tensions have strained ties, this visit is seen as a deliberate attempt to stabilize communication channels and foster a more pragmatic relationship between the two G20 nations.
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