Beijing reports that it conducted a frank, in-depth discussion on military issues with Canadian officials last week, as Ottawa seeks to expand ties with China. The Chinese government framed the exchanges as candid, noting they occurred earlier this month.
Details about the talks, including participants, locations, or specific topics discussed beyond the characterization of the session as candid, were not provided in the report. The account comes as Canada’s government aims to deepen engagement with Beijing on a range of issues, including defense and security, amid broader bilateral diplomacy.
No additional information on outcomes, agreements, or next steps was included in the briefing. The report emphasizes the Chinese side’s description of the talks, rather than any independent confirmation or third-party corroboration.
