Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau expressed his concerns about ＂intervention activities＂

A source of the Canadian government said that the Canadian Prime Minister Trump (November 15) had a serious concern for the "intervention activities" of China in Canada during the meeting with Chinese officials.

According to sources quoted by Reuters, Trudeau and Chinese official on Tuesday were meeting during the Twenty Group (G20) summit held in Bali, Indonesia.A photo shows that the two leaders conducted about 10 minutes of face -to -face conversation in a narrow room.Trudeau mentioned his concerns to China's "intervention activities" in Canada.

Canadian media quoted Canadian intelligence officials on November 7 that they suspected that China had interfered with Canadian elections in 2019.In addition, a Chinese employee of Canada's largest power producer was arrested and prosecuted by the police on Monday on Monday for being accused of trying to steal commercial secrets in China.

Trudeau's former foreign policy adviser and Roland Paris, a professor of international affairs at the University of Ottawa, said Canada's intelligence agencies usually keep silent in public, but they have been concerned about related activities in Canada in Canada becauseThis is a question that requires the Canadian government to take additional measures to protect Canadian democracy.

The Chinese Embassy in Oktaya did not respond immediately and confirmed the main points of the meeting or discussion.As of Wednesday (16th), Chinese officials have not released news or press releases about the two meetings.

Sources said that Trudeau and Chinese officials also discussed issues such as the Russian and Ukraine War, the Korean Peninsula, and climate change in the meeting.The two sides also unanimously agree with the importance of maintaining the continuous opening of communication channels.

Trudeau and Chinese officials met at the G20 summit at Osaka in June 2019 at the G20 summit.

It is reported that the Canadian government is preparing to launch an Indo -Pacific strategy, and Canadian Foreign Minister Jolly said that the strategy will challenge China in terms of human rights and seek to cooperate with China in terms of climate change and other common goals.

Sources also said that Joli met with Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi on Tuesday.However, Chinese officials have not issued relevant news or press releases.