Sectoral research examines prime economic sectors in which Canadians are succeeding, and those that present burgeoning opportunities for engagement with China.
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Agricultural, food & beverages
Driven by growing consumption and resource constraints, China is expected to become the world’s largest importer of agri-food by 2015-2020.
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Canada China Relationship
China continues to be Canada’s second largest merchandise trading partner after the United States.
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China Economy Stats
Statistical data about China's economy.
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Clean Energy Sector
China is rapidly strengthening its development and use of renewable energy technologies to address the challenge of its unprecedented domestic energy demand.
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Cultural Industries
China is a rapidly evolving society, one that is eager to interact with the outside world, and one that is keen to enhance diversity in its cooperation in cultural industries with other countries.
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Education
The Government of the People’s Republic of China released its first education reform plan for the 21st century in June 2010.
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ICT Sector
China is a world leader in both imports and exports of ICT products and services. In fact, ICT makes up approximately 36.5% [6] of the country’s total exports, and 32.1% [7] of its imports.
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Metals Minerals and Related Equipment
China is the world's largest consumer and producer of metallurgical minerals, including iron ore, copper, aluminum, nickel, zinc, lead and tin.
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Mining Sector
Southwestern China is rich in mineral resources. To date, geologists have confirmed reserves of over 130 different minerals. The reserves of non-ferrous metals in SW China account for 40% of the total reserve in China.
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