Taiwan and Canada to begin talks on foreign investment deal, ministers announce


Canada and Taiwan will begin talks on a foreign investment arrangement, their governments have announced, in what Taiwan said was a milestone for trade relations as it tries to shore up its ties around the world.

Ottawa’s international trade minister Mary Ng made the agreement with John Deng, Taiwan’s “minister without portfolio” on trade, during a call on Sunday.

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