Canada's Asean Pivot: Long-Term Commitment or Mere "Window Dressing"?
Experts emphasize that Ottawa must integrate Asia into Canada's commercial engagement and capitalize on regional opportunities.
However, observers caution that Canada's trade diversification efforts may be perceived as superficial unless the country demonstrates a long-term commitment to the region.
Canada is a dependable partner, and we want to play a bigger role in this region. Like Asean, Canada values the rules-based system and respects trade agreements and the rule of law.
These remarks were made amidst rising tensions with the US, including tariff threats by President Donald Trump, who plans to impose a 10% duty on Canadian goods.
Author's summary: Canada seeks to expand its role in the Asean region.
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