British Columbia Prime Minister David Eby is traveling to Asia on a two-week economic mission, planning visits to Japan, Korea, Singapore and Vietnam, but not China.
David Eby wants to strengthen the province’s economic ties with its partners in the Indo-Pacific region, which is currently experiencing rapid economic growth.
We know that trading can be affected by global events
the Prime Minister presented at a press conference on Saturday. If there is a disruption in trade relations with one country, our relations with other countries can compensate
According to him.
On the trip, David Eby will accompany Energy Secretary Josie Osborne, Economic Development Secretary Brenda Bailey and Secretary of State for Trade Jagrup Brar.
diversify relationships
The group will meet various stakeholders from Asia’s business community to discuss investments and partnerships in various fields including green technologies, mining and communication technologies.
We want to diversify our business relationships, deepen our relationships with countries like Japan and Korea, and establish new relationships with countries like Singapore
explains David Eby.
I believe that having many trading partners will bring economic stability to Britain in these tense political times. The more business partners and relationships we build, the more prosperous our country will be.
The prime minister and his colleagues are due to return to Canada on June 7.
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