INTERVIEW/Canada Conservative Party official upbeat on investment pact's chances
07/09/2023 05:42 PM
The deputy chief of Canada's opposition Conservative Party is optimistic on the chances of Canada and Taiwan signing an investment promotion and protection agreement (FIPA), which could lead to a rare visit to Taiwan by a Canadian minister to seal the deal.
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