-- 据加拿大通讯社周五报道，加拿大总理马克·卡尼宣布将于今年秋季在多伦多举办“加拿大投资峰会”，届时将邀请投资者、首席执行官和商界领袖齐聚一堂。 报道指出，总理办公室在一份新闻稿中表示，此次峰会的目标是在未来五年内释放1万亿加元的投资，以推进国家建设项目。 周五的报道称，此次峰会的消息是在卡尼总理过去一年奔走全球之后发布的。在过去的一年里，他与国际投资者和企业举行了多次会晤，旨在激发他们对加拿大经济的投资兴趣。卡尼大力宣传加拿大作为能源生产国的优势以及其高素质的劳动力，并表示加拿大拥有世界所需要的资源。 新闻稿指出，此次峰会的目标是促进企业发展、创造就业机会并构建更强大的经济。 加拿大通讯社指出，此前十年，加拿大的国际投资一直在下降。加拿大皇家银行（RBC）近期发布的一份报告指出，去年是自2015年以来加拿大首次吸引超过1000亿美元的外国直接投资。报告称，2015年至2024年间，超过1万亿美元的外国投资流出加拿大经济，这是“加拿大历史上规模最大的资本外流”。然而，RBC预测，如果关键产业取得进展，加拿大未来十年有望吸引高达1.8万亿美元的投资。这些关键产业包括建设新的管道和液化天然气接收站，扩大核能、水力发电和可再生能源发电规模，以及发展成为重要的矿产供应国。 （市场动态新闻来源于与全球市场专业人士的对话，和/或其他媒体渠道。我们认为这些信息来自可靠来源，但可能包含传闻和推测。我们不保证其准确性。）
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