Il Primo Ministro canadese Stephen Harper, anteriore destra, scuote le mani con lavoratori cinesi durante la sua visita al cantiere del Canada Pavilio

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• Data acquisizione: 5 dicembre 2009
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Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, front right, shakes hands with Chinese workers during his visit to the construction site of the Canada Pavilion for the Expo 2010 in Shanghai, China, Saturday, 5 December 2009. Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper wrapped up a four-day tour of mainland China, acknowledging Canada has only scratched the surface on what it can gain from closer ties with the economic dynamo. Summing up his trip, Harper concentrated on the achievables, including finally securing a tourism deal that could bring $100 million a year to operators in Canada, and Chinas lifting of a ban on pork imports. The big prize, a foreign investment protection and promotion agreement, still eludes Canada, but in the communique signed by both countries, China agreed to speed up talks.

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• 2010
• canadá
• canadese
• china
• expo
• mondo
• pavillon
• primo ministro
• shanghai
• stephen harper