加拿大总理马克·卡尼 展望加中关系重大转变

加拿大总理马克·卡尼展望中美关系在多年紧张之后迎来重大转变 | AC1G

DRM News 2025年10月27日

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加拿大总理马克·卡尼表示，中美关系正进入“预期重置”阶段，这预示着在多年紧张关系和有限对话之后，两国关系可能出现新的转机。卡尼在吉隆坡东盟峰会上发表讲话时暗示，双方将重建贸易、人员往来和合作，并称中国是加拿大“第二大贸易伙伴”。更多详情，请观看我们的报道并订阅我们的频道 DRM News。

马克·卡尼：“我们正在重塑预期”——加拿大展现对华关系新策略

加拿大总理马克·卡尼展望中美关系多年紧张后迎来重大转变

在东盟峰会上，马克·卡尼表示，现在是时候重建与北京的信任了

“我们可以取得实质性进展”——卡尼总理为加强中美关系敞开大门

加拿大总理马克·卡尼在吉隆坡举行的第47届东盟领导人峰会期间举行新闻发布会，强调加拿大作为可靠伙伴的角色，推进加东盟自由贸易协定，并在美国加征关税威胁下，将非美国对加拿大的出口额翻了一番。DRM新闻提供印太地区外交的实时报道、专家分析和最新动态。立即观看，深入了解全球贸易格局的变化！

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我们只会通过谈判达成符合加拿大人最佳利益的协议。嗯，他们正在为美国人的最佳利益而努力。在某些方面，双方的利益是一致的，甚至重叠，我们可以达成协议，但我们不会

接受任何不符合加拿大人最佳利益的协议，他们也明白这一点。

下一个问题。麦肯齐。好的，麦肯齐，你可以问问你的搭档。我是环球新闻的麦肯齐·格雷。我想就莎拉之前的问题做个后续。我知道你说过你没有和总统说过话，但你之前和他发过短信。自从总统做出这个决定以来，你有没有亲自联系过他？你看，总统知道我随时可以和他说话，就像我一直都会做的那样，正如你所期望的那样。我是说作为美国总统，所以我当然随时可以和他说话。我也会随时为其他国家领导人做事，只要他们愿意。我们都会参加亚太经合组织（APEC）会议。加拿大是APEC的成员。我的意思是，我们肯定会去。

后续问题。

所以你完全没有联系过总统。而且，自从他做出这个决定以来，我和总统也没有说过话。

那么，你想在APEC会议上和他聊聊吗？我们随时准备进行讨论，

只要美方愿意进行讨论。呃，但显然我们无法决定讨论的时间。最后一个问题，丹尼尔，史蒂夫·蔡斯，史蒂夫·蔡斯，《环球邮报》，我想问问您关于加中关系的未来走向，呃，您的前任对加拿大经济的很大一部分领域设置了壁垒，禁止中国投资，

包括关键矿产、任何与国家安全相关的领域、学术合作等等，不胜枚举。所以我的问题是，您是否愿意重新审视或考虑放宽其中一些限制，以便更多中国投资能够流入加拿大？

嗯，这只是一个更广泛讨论的开始。鉴于两国关系中的其他问题，之前存在一些更为严格的限制。第一点。其次，我们需要重新调整预期，或者说我们正在进行重新调整，重新评估两国关系的未来走向，以及我们两国体系差异的程度，明确两国关系的发展方向和局限性。这正是我们目前正在讨论的内容之一。我认为非常明确的是，例如，在两国旅行受到严格限制的情况下，加中关系处于一个不寻常的境地。考虑到两国关系的历史，考虑到两国之间长期的旅行往来，这是一个非常明显的例子。

这表明，两国关系可以取得进展。正如大家所知，农业、渔业、制造业等领域都存在问题，我们将探索如何在此基础上继续发展。你知道，随着时间的推移，关系会重建，尤其是在关系发生变化的时候。

情况已经恶化，所以我们有很多可以着手发展的领域，最后一点是，中国是我们的第二大贸易伙伴，也是世界第二大经济体。嗯，它是全球体系中最具影响力的参与者之一，而且，在我在纽约会见李显龙总理之前，我们与这个国家七年来没有任何高层接触。所以，我们现在是从一个基础开始，我们可以取得相当大的进展。我们从一个非常低的起点开始，在触及敏感领域之前，我们可以取得相当大的进展。

您是否愿意与中国达成自由贸易协定？或者说，这根本不可能？如果您可以的话，您是否会取消对中国的电动汽车关税？我期待与习近平主席的讨论。这些讨论涉及比贸易更广泛的一系列问题。嗯，随着关系的深入发展，我们会更好地回答这类问题。所以，我们不会一开始就给出预设的条件。这就是关系和交易的区别。

我们首先建立的是关系，在此基础上发展关系。谢谢。

感谢这次新闻发布会。

Canada’s Mark Carney Eyes Major Shift in China Relations After Years of Tension | AC1G

DRM News  2025年10月27日 
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Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney said relations with China are entering a “resetting of expectations,” signaling potential openings after years of tension and limited dialogue. Speaking at the ASEAN Summit in Kuala Lumpur, Carney hinted at rebuilding trade, travel, and cooperation, calling China a “second-largest trading partner.” For more details, watch our story and subscribe to our channel, DRM News.

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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney delivers a news conference during the 47th ASEAN Leaders' Summit in Kuala Lumpur, emphasizing Canada's role as a reliable partner, advancing a Canada-ASEAN free trade agreement, and doubling non-U.S. exports amid U.S. tariff threats. DRM News provides live coverage, expert analysis, and real-time updates on Indo-Pacific diplomacy. Watch now for key insights into global trade shifts!

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we are only going to agree to a deal through a negotiation that is in the best interests of Canadians. Um they are working in the best interests um of Americans. There are places where those interests are aligned and they overlap and we can have a deal but we're not
going to accept something that uh um is not in the is not in the best interest of Canadians and they understand that.
Next question. Mackenzie. Okay, McKenzie, you can ask your onlay. Mackenzie Gray with Global News. I'd like to follow up on Sarah's earlier question. I know you said you haven't spoken to the president, but you've been known to text with him. Have you reached
out to him personally at all since the president? Look, the president knows that I'm avail I'm available uh to speak to the president um as as I would always would be as you would expect. I make I mean as president of the United States, so of course make myself
available. I make myself available for other world leaders. uh as as they wish to. Uh we will both be in APEC. Canada is a member of APEC. I mean we're we're be there uh very much so.
Follow up.
So you haven't reached out to the president at all. And and I look I the president and I have not spoken since he took this decision.

That's and you want to chat with him at APEC? I I we are ready to have discussions
when the Americans wish to have those discussions. Uh but we're not obviously we don't dictate the timing of that. And last question, Daniel, Steve Chase, Steve Chase, Global Mail, I wanted to ask you about where the relationship with China could go and, uh, your predecessor put, uh, fenced off significant portions of the Canadian economy from Chinese
investment, uh, critical minerals, anything related to national security, academic collaboration, the list goes on and on. So my question for you is are you willing to revisit or consider lowering some of those restrictions so that more Chinese investment could flow into Canada?
Well, it's uh it's the start of a broader discussion. There were there were greater restrictions that were in place given uh other issues in the relationship. First point. Secondly, there needs uh to be a a resetting of expectations or we're in the process of
a resetting of expectations of where the relationship can go uh the extent to which we have different systems um where the relationship can go and where it won't go. Um and that's part of the discussion um that has begun. Um I think what is absolutely clear is that uh a relationship for example where there are extreme restrictions on travel
uh between our two countries uh is an unusual rel uh place for the can Canadian China relationship to be given the history of the relationship given the the the long history of travel between our two countries that is one example it's a very obvious example
that uh progress can be made uh there are issues of as as as people well know in in agriculture uh uh in in for for fishery goods um there's issues in manufacturing and others and we will explore what what we can build on um you know relationships rebuild over time when um when they have been when when they have changed when they've changed for the worse and so we have a lot of areas where on which we can build and look last point which is that this is our second largest trading partner. This is the second largest economy in the world. Uh this is um one of the most influential actors in terms of the global system such as it is uh and it is um a country with whom we had no senior level contact for seven years until I met Premier Lee uh in New York. Uh so we're starting from a base and we can we can move quite substantially. We're starting from a
very low base and we can move quite substantially uh before we start to get to sensitive areas.

Would you like to or is a free trade agreement with China out of the question? And if you could, would you drop EV tariffs against I, you know, I look forward to the discussions with uh President Xi. Um and they're they're about much broader issues, set of issues than trade. Um and um we'll be in better position to start answering questions like that as the relationship evolves and and and deepens. So uh we don't go in there's no preset offer issue. This is not this is the difference between relationship and transaction.

We're starting relationship building up the relationship on that. Thank you.
This press conference me thank you.