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David Eby is on a trade mission to China to explore ways to diversify trade relationships for British Columbia.
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Updated Aug 27
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David Eby is on a trade mission to China to explore ways to diversify trade relationships for British Columbia.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
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Eby's BC trade mission to China focuses on lumber, agriculture, and reducing US trade dependence.1 source
Eby leads trade mission to China to diversify B.C.'s business ties.1 source
Eby visited Beijing and Shanghai, signing a tripartite agreement to boost B.C.'s trade with China.1 source
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David Eby
Premier of British Columbia since 2022
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