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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney visited China and met with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Both sides announced progress on trade, including a reported resumption of Canadian beef exports and discussions on canola seeds.
Carney described the new agreements as a 'landmark' deal and a 'strategic partnership' that marks a turning point in relations. Meanwhile, China reported strong growth in its foreign trade for 2025, including in the Xinjiang region.
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