CBC said it obtained a confidential document from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Canada, took years to draft, September 6 Cabinet discussed and approved "new foreign policy guidelines. Reported that the new guide is a multitude of things, but the center point of only one word - trade, in particular the emphasis on the promotion of trade in Canada and China, Brazil, India and other emerging industrialized countries. Reported that the core of Canada's traditional foreign policy is to actively participate in international peacekeeping operations, assistance to less developed countries and the international community to promote human rights, democracy, and the promotion of trade is only one of the priorities in parallel with the above objectives, "confidential documents" referred to "Guide" but then the trade other than the topic of stroke with, "and no longer as in the past, will be linked to human rights, democracy and trade". "Confidential documents" Canada "should face up to reality" and that traditional diplomatic route failed to make plus win should influence and credibility in the newly industrialized countries, which make Canada in the past 10 years in the fight to open up the national market started late, The slow pace, this "does not meet the Canadian national interest", nor should it be in the future continue to be maintained. The new guide also emphasis on all-round development and national economic and trade relations in Asia, Africa and Latin America, "Although the U.S. market is still the cornerstone of Canada's foreign trade, but must achieve market diversification.
Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper's conservative government came to power in 2006, diplomatic direction since undergone dramatic changes. Tenet, Harper unilaterally emphasize "values diplomacy", has repeatedly said "do not take the principles of democracy trading", "not to promote exports at the expense of values", and criticized China's human rights record, refused to attend the opening of the Beijing Olympics in 2008 style. 2010, Harper's first visit to China, Sino-Canadian relations melting ice in February this year, Harper's second visit to China, an effort to promote Canada-China trade and the support of the Canadian government approved CNOOC acquisition of Petro-Canada Nixon.
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