Canada is located in the northern part of North America. The population in 2023 will be approximately 40.1 million, with a per capita
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GDP is $53,000. According to World Bank standards, it is a high-income country. The energy resources industry, manufacturing, agriculture, finance and insurance, and professional services are pillar industries, and high-tech industries are developed.
China has been Canada's second largest trading partner, second largest export market and second largest source of imports for many years.
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GDP per capita About $53,000
trade situation
Canada’s Foreign Trade (2023)
China-Canada Bilateral Trade (2023)
Note: Trade data comes from Global Trade Flow (GTF).
Main industries
Pillar industries: energy and mineral products, potash fertilizer, automobile industry, etc.
Energy and mineral products are Canada's most important export products. In 2023, Canada will produce an average of 5.65 million barrels of crude oil and 500 million cubic meters of natural gas per day, making it the fourth largest oil producer and the fifth largest natural gas producer in the world.
Canada is the world's largest exporter of potash fertilizer. In 2022, its export volume will account for approximately 1% of the world's total potash fertilizer exports. 46%46 \% .
In recent years, we have focused on supporting or prioritizing the development of industries.
Critical minerals, green development related industries, digital economy, new energy vehicles and power batteries, supply chain infrastructure, semiconductors, agriculture, etc.
critical minerals. In recent years, Canada has vigorously promoted the development of the critical minerals industry and improved its position in the global critical minerals supply chain. In March 2021, Canada released a list of key minerals, covering 31 key minerals such as copper, aluminum, and zinc; in October 2022, the Canadian federal government updated the "Guidelines for the Assessment of Net Income from Foreign State-owned Enterprise Investments" under the "Canada Investment Act" and the "National Security Guidelines" to strengthen investment by foreign state-owned enterprises in Canada's key mineral fields. In December 2022, the Canadian government released the "Critical Minerals Strategy", focusing on all aspects of the value chain of 31 critical minerals, including lithium, graphite, nickel, cobalt, copper, rare earths, potash, uranium and aluminum, etc., which will be Provide support in various aspects from exploration and development to recycling; in March 2023, the Canadian government announced that
