| Date | Time | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Wednesday, May 15, 2024 | 5:00PM - 7:00PM | External Event, Upper Library, Massey College, 4 Devonshire Place, University of Toronto |
East Asia Seminar Series
Join us for the final Massey Dialogues of the term hosted by the Canada China Forum at 5:00pm. Reception to follow.
Leading experts, practitioners and thought-leaders will delve into China’s global presence, the complex bilateral ties between the two nations, and explore strategies to navigate political, economic, social and environmental uncertainties. Domestic and international events, such as Canada’s Public Inquiry into Foreign Interference, the US Presidential Election and the ongoing wars in Israel-Gaza and Ukraine and Russia, are likely to add pressure on Beijing and Ottawa in having to cooperate, compete or challenge each other. Gain tangible insights as the panel discusses diplomatic approaches, economic collaboration and competition, and the future trajectory of this evolving relationship.
About the Canada China Forum:
The Canada China Forum is a pan-Canadian organization that seeks to facilitate discussions and build a national community of young Canadian leaders who have a strong understanding of China and the bilateral relationship in service of Canada’s national interest. To date, the Forum’s membership is composed of 100+ young emerging leaders and professionals and supported by more than two dozen Advisory Board Members. Our community consists of high-calibre individuals from across Canada with diverse experiences and backgrounds, open minds and limitless potential. This reflects the increasing interest from the next generation of Canadian leaders towards the future of the Canada-China relationship.
Junior Fellow Dongwoo Kim was one of the The Canada China Forum co-founders.
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