International Trade committee  Yes, sure. That sounds good. I think it also goes back to the other ministers. Do countries share similar SPS problems? I was just telling Émilie before we started that I was looking at the WTO database, and the country that has the most SPS and TBT measures in place in the wor

International Trade committee  I just wanted to add to what Carlo said. One of the lessons we learned from the Australia and China FTA is, of course, that it's not one of the most comprehensive agreements we have seen, but the Australians have been telling us that having some role is better than having no role

International Trade committee  The location in Asia will be critical, especially in terms of travelling to all of these, because under the Indo-Pacific strategy, we are covering 40 markets. Of course, we're not going to be trading with all the 40 markets listed—we're never going to trade with North Korea—but i

International Trade committee  Yes. It's two-way.

Canada-China Relations committee  As you can see in the report, we excluded the U.S. in all of our datasets because our trade with the U.S. is still so large, even though we have a mandate for trade diversification. This is because shifting the supply chain is very costly and takes a lot of time. Countries will a

Canada-China Relations committee  Thank you, Mr. Dade. Thank you, Mr. Chair. I'll start with some numbers. Even though the U.S. is and will continue to be our largest trading partner, the average growth of two-way trade with China over the last 10 years has been 12%—that compares with 4% with the U.S.—and 65% o