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China and Canada hold their first energy ministerial dialogue via video conference; Both agree to strengthen cooperation in traditional energy, renewables, civil nuclear power and uranium resources, according to a statement
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Both sides are encouraging energy companies to explore cooperation in trade, technology, investment and projects.
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China and Canada reported broad energy cooperation priorities following their first ministerial dialogue, while the report provides no specific agreement or project details.
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Both sides are encouraging energy companies to explore cooperation in trade, technology, investment and projects.
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