Canada Ambassador: Sensitive When Making Deals With China

The transcript discusses the importance of maintaining communication with China during trade talks and the need for China to adopt international trade practices. It emphasizes improving current trade relations with the US rather than pursuing new deals, given the current political climate. The speaker's main goal is to enhance existing successful practices, acknowledging the challenges posed by the US presidential election. The focus is on mutual interests, as countries act in their best interests, highlighting the importance of the US-Canada relationship.

What is the most important thing to keep in mind during trade talks with China?

How can communication with the Americans impact trade relations with China?

What is the biggest single goal mentioned in the context of the new position?

Why is it important to focus on existing trade agreements rather than new ones?

What misconception about American relations does the speaker address?