Saskatchewan Premier Views Carney's Meeting with Chinese President as Positive
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe expressed optimism about a meeting between Prime Minister Mark Carney and Chinese President Xi Jinping in South Korea.
"I think this meeting really does signal — and it is my hope — that we’ll be able to deliver on resetting that relationship from a trade perspective,"
Moe called the 40-minute meeting at the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation summit "a positive step forward" when speaking to local media on Friday at the Saskatchewan legislature.
Author's summary: Premier Scott Moe sees Carney's meeting as a step forward.
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