Wang Di

Wang Di

politician China

Wang Di is the Chinese Ambassador to Canada, having taken up his post in 2022. He is an advocate for improving Sino-Canadian relations, emphasizing the potential for economic cooperation, including negotiations for a free-trade agreement. In recent statements, he has highlighted the need for Canada to lift restrictions on Chinese investments and has expressed China's willingness to collaborate on various initiatives, including a research station in the Arctic. Wang's diplomatic efforts come amid strained relations between the two countries, exacerbated by issues such as trade disputes and allegations of foreign interference.

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Canada Canada: Chinese Ambassador Wang Di said Beijing was prepared to drop its agricultural tariffs if Ottawa removed its 100-per-cent levies on Chinese EVs. 6

The Globe and Mail: India joins China in slapping tariffs on Canadian yellow peas

Canada Canada: Wang Di is the Chinese ambassador who indicated that Beijing might drop agricultural tariffs if Canada removes its levies on electric vehicles. 5

The Globe and Mail: As trade war drags on, Canadian canola farmers sit on a mountain of seed

Honduras Honduras: Wang Di is a history professor at the University of Macau who commented on the friendly aspects of Chengdu for young people. 7

La Prensa – high-circulation Honduran daily: El auge de una ciudad ofrece pistas sobre el futuro económico de China

Canada Canada: China’s ambassador to Canada Wang Di said Canada’s 100-per-cent tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles are preventing the sort of investment here. 5

The Globe and Mail: Carney agrees to high-level talks with Beijing on resolving Canada-China trade war