The Chinese Foreign Ministry denied today, Thursday, that Chinese President Xi Jinping has criticized Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, in the wake of the publication of a video of Shi Jinping as he faces Trudeau at the G20 summit on leaks of the press about the details of talks between them.
The ministry spokeswoman Mao Ning said in a press conference that Beijing supports explicit exchanges as long as they are equally made, adding that China hopes that Canada will take measures to improve bilateral relations.
Ning added that the video clip that recorded a short conversation held by the two leaders during the Group of Twenty’s summit is very normal.
In the video, which was widely circulated, the Chinese president said, addressing Trudeau in a video clip circulating from the G20 summit in Bali, Indonesia,: “All we talked about was leaked to the newspapers, which is inappropriate. This is not the way to make negotiations. If it is There is sincerity in dealing, we can speak with mutual respect, otherwise (waving hands with his hands) is difficult to say, “according to” Russia Today “news website.
For his part, Trudeau commented on this situation, saying that “not every conversation will be easy, but it is very important to continue to stand for the important things for Canadians, this is something that we always do and we will continue to do,” according to the American CNN news network.
Asked whether the Chinese president is really angry or that he was reviewing his strength, Trudeau said: “We know that China is an important player on the international scene in the economy and has a great impact on events around the world, Canada needs to engage in a constructive and direct way on the issues that we can work together together At a time when we stay there to discuss human rights issues.
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And about if he had ignored Xi’s fears in the video, the Canadian Prime Minister did not directly, and instead he stressed that Canada should achieve the correct balance between its differences with other countries and work constructively with those countries, which he said is a balance that will seek Canada always to achieve it..
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