加拿大总理马克·卡尼在欧洲议会发表演讲 | 2026.9.1
字幕摘录
| 时间 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 0:12 | So good morning, dear colleagues. | 早上好,亲爱的同事 |
| 0:16 | Today, we welcome once again Prime Minister of Canada | 今天,我们再次欢迎加拿大总理。 |
| 0:20 | Mark Carney to this hemicycle, but here today to be able to speak to us directly. | 马克·卡尼来到这辆直升机 但今天能直接和我们谈谈 |
| 0:25 | Dear Mark, | 亲爱的马克, |
| 0:26 | thank you for being here. | 谢谢你能来 |
| 0:29 | The friendship between the European Union and Canada is rooted in | 欧洲联盟与加拿大之间的友谊根植于 |
| 0:34 | our shared values and in our outlook. | 我们的共同价值观和展望。 |
| 0:36 | It is built on the same understanding that united | 其基础是同一项谅解,即: |
| 0:39 | Canadians in 1867 and Europeans in 1951, that we are always stronger when we work together. | 1867年的加拿大人和1951年的欧洲人,当我们共同努力时,我们总是更强大. |
| 0:47 | Our partnership endures. | 我们的伙伴关系是持久的。 |
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| 序号 | 英文 | 中文 |
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| 1 | So good morning, dear colleagues. | 早上好,亲爱的同事 |
| 2 | Today, we welcome once again Prime Minister of Canada | 今天,我们再次欢迎加拿大总理。 |
| 3 | Mark Carney to this hemicycle, but here today to be able to speak to us directly. | 马克·卡尼来到这辆直升机 但今天能直接和我们谈谈 |
| 4 | Dear Mark, | 亲爱的马克, |
| 5 | thank you for being here. | 谢谢你能来 |
| 6 | The friendship between the European Union and Canada is rooted in | 欧洲联盟与加拿大之间的友谊根植于 |
| 7 | our shared values and in our outlook. | 我们的共同价值观和展望。 |
| 8 | It is built on the same understanding that united | 其基础是同一项谅解,即: |
| 9 | Canadians in 1867 and Europeans in 1951, that we are always stronger when we work together. | 1867年的加拿大人和1951年的欧洲人,当我们共同努力时,我们总是更强大. |
| 10 | Our partnership endures. | 我们的伙伴关系是持久的。 |
| 11 | It is grounded in the stories of our peoples. | 它以我们各国人民的故事为基础。 |
| 12 | Many of those | 其中许多 |
| 13 | who helped to build your nation were Europeans in search of a better life. | 帮助建立你们国家的人 是欧洲人 寻求更好的生活。 |
| 14 | And in our continent's | 在我们大陆 |
| 15 | darkest moments, Canadians were there for us. | 黑暗时刻 加拿大人支持我们 |
| 16 | In 1914, when war shattered our continent, | 1914年,当战争摧毁我们的大陆时, |
| 17 | Canadians fought shoulder to shoulder with us through the muddy trenches of Ypres, the Somme | 加拿大人与我们肩并肩战斗 穿过伊普雷斯的泥潭 索姆河 |
| 18 | and Passendale. | 及传法. |
| 19 | On Vimy Bridge, where your National Memorial keeps watch, a corner of | 在维米桥上 你的国家纪念馆一直监视着 |
| 20 | forever Canadian. | 永远加拿大。 |
| 21 | A generation later, in 1944, your boys came to our aid again, storming Normandy | 一代人之后,1944年,你的孩子们再次来到我们的帮助下,冲进诺曼底 |
| 22 | beaches alongside British and Americans to help liberate Europe from fascism. | 海滩与英国和美国一起帮助欧洲摆脱法西斯主义. |
| 23 | On that day, | 当日, |
| 24 | Canadian forces pushed farther inland than any other, and in some of the bloodiest fighting of | 加拿大部队比任何其他部队都向内陆推进,在一些最血腥的战斗中, |
| 25 | war sustained heavy losses but soldiered on. | 战争遭受了沉重的损失,但士兵却继续战斗。 |
| 26 | This sums up so much about the courageous | 说到勇敢的人 |
| 27 | Canadian spirit, and Europe will always be grateful for the sacrifice of so many who stood | 加拿大精神, 欧洲将永远感激 牺牲这么多的站立 |
| 28 | with us and defended freedom and democracy. | 我们一起捍卫自由和民主。 |
| 29 | We will never forget. | 我们永远不会忘记。 |
| 30 | And it is with that spirit | 和这种精神 |
| 31 | and with the weight of that history that we now look to the future together. | 以及我们现在共同展望未来的这一历史的重心。 |
| 32 | Yesterday's | 昨天那个 |
| 33 | announcement, opening the door to deepening our alliance, is a huge positive step forward with | 打开了深化我们联盟的大门 向前迈出了巨大的积极一步 |
| 34 | potential for closer collaboration on the issues that matter to people, to families and to industry | 在事关人民、家庭和工业的问题上加强合作的潜力 |
| 35 | on both sides of the Atlantic. | 在大西洋两岸。 |
| 36 | The potential exists for better cooperation on so many different | 在如此之多的不同方面,存在着加强合作的潜力。 |
| 37 | levels, from defence and trade to energy, education and research. | 从国防和贸易到能源、教育和研究。 |
| 38 | So together, we can break new and | 所以一起,我们可以打破新的和 |
| 39 | exciting ground, and ultimately improve lives. | 和最终改善生活。 |
| 40 | Today is another milestone in that shared journey, | 今天是这一共同旅程中的另一个里程碑, |
| 41 | and your presence here, dear Mark, could not be more significant. | 而你的出现,亲爱的马克, 再重要不过了。 |
| 42 | So I know we're all looking | 所以我知道我们都在找 |
| 43 | forward to hearing you speak. | 听到你说话 |
| 44 | Thank you for being here. | 谢谢你能来 |
| 45 | Without further ado, the floor is yours, | 别再说了 地板就归你了 |
| 46 | Mr. Prime Minister. | 总理先生 |
| 47 | President Metzola, dear Roberta, President von der Leyen, dear Ursula, honourable members of the European | 梅佐拉总统,亲爱的罗伯塔,冯·德莱延总统,亲爱的乌苏拉,尊敬的欧洲成员 |
| 48 | Parliament, distinguished colleagues, thank you for granting me the honour of addressing you at the | 议会,尊敬的同事们,感谢你们给予我在联合国大会上发言的荣誉。 |
| 49 | way in which our response to the current geopolitical rupture must include a new dimension. | 我们应对当前地缘政治破裂的对策必须包括一个新的层面。 |
| 50 | But first of all, I should like to refer to something older, something which considerably predates | 但是,首先,我要提到一些更古老的, 相当早于 |
| 51 | EU-Canada relations, because the depth of our bonds, those which unite us, cannot be measured | 欧盟与加拿大的关系,因为我们的纽带的深度,把我们团结起来的纽带,无法衡量. |
| 52 | by trade, or what is written in treaties, alone, our bonds are deeply rooted in our lands. | 我们的纽带根植于我们的土地上。 |
| 53 | In the heart of Germany, above Weimar, there is a wooded ridge called Ettesberg, and for decades | 在德国的心脏,在魏玛之上,有一个木质的山脊,叫做埃特斯贝格,数十年了 |
| 54 | Goethe walked, thought and wrote there. | 歌德走过,思考并在那里写作. |
| 55 | An oak on that ridge came to bear his name, a living | 山脊上的橡树是来取他的名字的 生活着 |
| 56 | monument to the highest ideals of European culture. | 纪念欧洲文化的最高理想。 |
| 57 | As the 20th century turned dark, that same oak | 随着20世纪的黑暗,那个橡树 |
| 58 | became trapped behind the barbed wire of Buchenwald, a silent witness to humanity's deepest moral | 被困在铁丝网后面 布亨瓦尔德, 一个沉默的见证 人类最深的道德 |
| 59 | failure. | 失败。 |
| 60 | Goethe understood that ideals must be fought for, that values do not defend themselves. | 歌德知道,必须争取理想,价值观不能自卫。 |
| 61 | Indeed, at the end of Faust, the old man's last vision is of a free people on free ground. | 的确,在浮士德的结尾,老人最后的愿景是自由的土地上的自由人民. |
| 62 | Freedom in life must be earned every single day. | 生活自由必须天天获得。 |
| 63 | Every day. | 每日无时. |
| 64 | Not once in 1945, or 1956, or 1989. | 1945年,或1956年,或1989年一次都没有. |
| 65 | Every day, including this one. | 每天,包括这个。 |
| 66 | It has been favoured by the creation of the European community. | 欧洲共同体的建立有利于实现这一点。 |
| 67 | It has been preserved | 保存下来了 |
| 68 | by the establishment of the European Union, and it has developed thanks to its expansion | 通过建立欧洲联盟,并由于欧洲联盟的扩大而有所发展。 |
| 69 | after the fall of the Sea of Bel Air. | 贝勒空海沦陷后 |
| 70 | The values embodied by that Goethe oak have also endured, | 歌德橡树所表现的价值观也得以延续, |
| 71 | in part because the ideals that flourished beneath its branches also crossed the Atlantic. | 部分是因为其分支之下兴旺的理想也跨越了大西洋. |
| 72 | In 1917, amidst the devastation of the Battle of Vimy Ridge, a young Canadian lieutenant named | 1917年,在维米岭战役的破坏中,一位年轻的加拿大中尉命名为 |
| 73 | Leslie Miller gathered a handful of acorns from the shattered European landscape. | 莱斯利·米勒从破碎的欧洲风景区收集了一些橡子. |
| 74 | He carried them | 他带着他们 |
| 75 | home and planted them in Canadian soil near Milken, Ontario, where they grew into a majestic forest. | 并种植在安大略米肯附近的加拿大土壤中, 在那里他们生长成一片雄伟的森林。 |
| 76 | A century later, a profound circle of renewal was completed because grafts from Leslie Miller's | 一个世纪后,由于莱斯利·米勒(Leslie Miller)的传承而完成了深刻的更新圈. |
| 77 | Canadian oaks were repatriated to France and replanted on the same Vimy Ridge where they | 加拿大橡树被送回法国,并在同一座维米岭重新种植。 |
| 78 | had been born. | 已经出生了 |
| 79 | This is the essence of the Canada-European Union partnership. | 这是加拿大-欧洲联盟伙伴关系的实质。 |
| 80 | Seeds, | 种子, |
| 81 | values, ideas, trade, people and progress carried back and forth across the Atlantic for centuries. | 价值、思想、贸易、人民和进步在大西洋之间延续了几个世纪。 |
| 82 | We are not fair weather allies. | 我们不是公平的气象盟友。 |
| 83 | We do not pursue zero-sum deals. | 我们不追求零和交易。 |
| 84 | Our commitment | 我们的承诺 |
| 85 | to the rule of law and our unyielding defence of human dignity, individual freedom | 维护人的尊严和个人自由 |
| 86 | and democracy share the same deep roots, the same unwavering dedication. | 民主有着同样深厚的根基,同样坚定不移的奉献精神。 |
| 87 | We hold common values for which we have always fought and in whose defence we must always remain | 我们坚持我们一贯为之奋斗的共同价值观,我们必须永远捍卫这些价值观。 |
| 88 | vigilant. | 保持警觉 |
| 89 | We believe that a strong economy is not an end in itself but a means to adjust society. | 我们认为,强大的经济本身并不是目的,而是调整社会的手段。 |
| 90 | We are committed. | 我们承诺。 |
| 91 | We are committed stewards of our natural heritage. | 我们是我们自然遗产的忠实管理者。 |
| 92 | We believe that our prosperity grows when it's shared these values. | 我们相信,当我们分享这些价值观时,我们的繁荣就会增长。 |
| 93 | This is a sharing | 这是分享 |
| 94 | of choice, not coincidence. | 选择,而不是巧合。 |
| 95 | In his writings, Goethe borrowed a word from the chemists of his day, | 歌德在他的著作中 向当今的化学家们借了句话 |
| 96 | or the elective affinity of different elements that combine because of their inherent | 或不同要素因其固有性质而相互结合的选择性亲和性 |
| 97 | attraction. | 风景。 |
| 98 | Canada and Europe are not bound by geography, even though our Danish friends know | 尽管我们的丹麦朋友知道 |
| 99 | that we share a 3,000-kilometre border in the Arctic. | 我们在北极共有3000公里的边界 |
| 100 | We are bound by an affinity, | 我们确是有亲缘关系的, |
| 101 | elective, chosen, renewed and stronger for being so. | 选择、选择、更新和壮大 |
| 102 | We have become weak. | 我们变得软弱。 |
| 103 | Our sovereignty and openness are difficult to reconcile today. | 今天,我们的主权和开放很难调和。 |
| 104 | Economic integration is now | 经济一体化现在 |
| 105 | used as a weapon and customs law as a means of pressure. | 用作武器和海关法作为施加压力的手段。 |
| 106 | Financial mechanisms have been used | 采用了财务机制 |
| 107 | as a means of coercion. | 作为一种胁迫手段。 |
| 108 | The supply chains are weak points to exploit. | 供应链是剥削的薄弱环节。 |
| 109 | Technology transforms the nature of war, the structure of economies and the capacity of states | 技术改变了战争的性质、经济结构和国家能力 |
| 110 | to govern. | 来治理 |
| 111 | Technological platforms aspire to sovereignty. | 技术平台渴望主权。 |
| 112 | They want to set the conditions | 他们想要设置条件 |
| 113 | of access. | 进入。 |
| 114 | They want to dictate regulations and even contain them. | 他们想要制定条例,甚至控制条例。 |
| 115 | They want to control our | 他们想控制我们 |
| 116 | data, spread misinformation, and steal our children's childhood. | 数据 传播错误信息 窃取我们孩子的童年 |
| 117 | This combination | 这个组合 |
| 118 | is a ferocious storm. | 一场暴风雨 |
| 119 | A single tree will come down in it. | 一棵树会从里面下来 |
| 120 | A forest will not. | 森林不会。 |
| 121 | And that's because beneath the forest floor, the roots of an oak intertwine with those of | 因为在森林底部 橡树的根部与树枝的根部 |
| 122 | its neighbours, exchanging nutrients, adding strength to strength, creating a resilient, | 其邻国,交换养分,增加力量,创造弹性, |
| 123 | self-sustaining ecosystem. | 自我维持的生态系统。 |
| 124 | Together, Canada and the European Union can anchor our ground to hold | 加拿大和欧洲联盟可以共同巩固我们的基础,以便 |
| 125 | our values while forming a protective canopy under which our citizens can thrive. | 我们的价值观,同时形成一个保护性树冠,使我们的公民能够繁荣。 |
| 126 | This is about sovereignty. | 这是关于主权的。 |
| 127 | Our ability to live as we wish. | 我们按自己的意愿生活的能力。 |
| 128 | It's about the freedoms we must fight for | 是关于我们必须争取的自由 |
| 129 | every day. | 每天都这样 |
| 130 | Because sovereignty requires resilience, the ability to withstand shocks. | 因为主权需要韧性,所以有能力承受冲击. |
| 131 | Sovereignty today goes beyond being able to feed, fuel and defend ourselves. | 今天,主权不仅仅是能够养活、燃料和保卫自己。 |
| 132 | It now requires | 现在需要 |
| 133 | secure access to AI, semiconductors, critical minerals, payment systems, clean energy | 安全获取AI、半导体、关键矿物、支付系统、清洁能源 |
| 134 | technologies, vaccines, space-based communications. | 技术、疫苗、天基通信。 |
| 135 | And we all have important gaps in these strategic | 我们都有重要的空白 在这些战略 |
| 136 | capabilities. | 能力。 |
| 137 | And we each must rely on individual nations or individual companies to fill them. | 我们每个人都必须依靠个别国家或个别公司来填补它们。 |
| 138 | And that creates vulnerabilities. | 这造成了弱点。 |
| 139 | Particularly when supposedly global companies prove national | 特别是当所谓的全球公司证明国家 |
| 140 | in the breach. | 在突破。 |
| 141 | Closing these gaps is not possible alone, but it's very achievable collectively. | 缩小这些差距是不可能的,但它是完全可以集体实现的。 |
| 142 | Canada and Europe are each strong. | 加拿大和欧洲各有实力。 |
| 143 | Europe and Canada are stronger together. | 欧洲和加拿大在一起更加强大。 |
| 144 | The institutions we've inherited are organised by geography. | 我们继承的机构是由地理组织起来的 |
| 145 | The strategic capabilities that we need are organised by function. | 我们需要的战略能力由职能来组织。 |
| 146 | Excuse me. | 对不起。 |
| 147 | We can ally by function if we are bold and deliberate. | 如果我们大胆和审慎,我们就能以职能为盟友。 |
| 148 | And we shouldn't be cowed by the perceived scale of the task. | 我们不应该被任务的规模所削弱。 |
| 149 | Just as dominance is the arrogance of the hegemon, perfection is the enemy of the good. | 就像霸主的傲慢一样 完美是善良的敌人 |
| 150 | The economics of this are clear. | 这个经济学是明确的。 |
| 151 | The leverage of the powerful in an exploitive relationship | 强者在剥削关系中的影响力 |
| 152 | collapses well before complete independence is achieved. | 在完全独立之前就已经崩溃了。 |
| 153 | Because diversity confers advantage. | 因为多样性具有优势。 |
| 154 | The objective is not self-sufficiency, it's collective resilience. | 目标不是自给自足,而是集体复原力. |
| 155 | And it's this mutual advantage that's at the core of the case | 而这是共同优势 是案件的核心 |
| 156 | for a deeper partnership between Canada and Europe. | 加拿大和欧洲之间的更深伙伴关系。 |
| 157 | Europe brings so many things. | 欧洲带来了很多东西。 |
| 158 | Market power, research depth, advanced manufacturing, the ability and the will to set standards | 市场力量、研究深度、先进制造业、制定标准的能力和意愿 |
| 159 | that the world frequently adopts. | 世界经常采纳。 |
| 160 | A defence industrial base that's being rebuilt at speed. | 一个正在快速重建的国防工业基地. |
| 161 | Canada brings energy at huge scale and in every form that the transition requires. | 加拿大以过渡所需要的各种形式,以巨大规模和各种方式提供能源。 |
| 162 | We have one of the world's largest endowments of critical minerals. | 我们拥有世界上最大的重要矿物资源之一。 |
| 163 | Deep capabilities in space, | 深层空间能力, |
| 164 | AI and quantum. | 艾尔和量子 |
| 165 | Amongst the strongest banking systems and the most expert pension capital. | 在最强大的银行系统和最专家的养老金资本中。 |
| 166 | We have unique Arctic geography and privileged access to both Atlantic and Pacific networks. | 我们拥有独特的北极地理学,并有进入大西洋和太平洋网络的特权。 |
| 167 | And where our strengths differ, they complement. | 我们的长处不尽相同,它们相辅相成。 |
| 168 | Where they overlap, they create scale. | 在它们重叠的地方,它们创造规模。 |
| 169 | We should build on each other's strengths deliberately, systematically and rapidly. | 我们应刻意、系统、迅速地利用彼此的优势。 |
| 170 | We've already begun, and I thank this parliament, we've already begun with CETA, | 我们已经开始了,我感谢这个议会, 我们已经开始了CETA, |
| 171 | one of the world's most successful trade agreements. | 世界上最成功的贸易协定之一。 |
| 172 | Thank you. | 谢谢 |
| 173 | And I thank President Von der Leyen, President Costa for our strategic partnership agreement | 我感谢冯德莱恩总统、科斯塔总统达成的战略伙伴关系协议。 |
| 174 | struck last June. | 去年六月袭击。 |
| 175 | We're developing that and deepening it. | 我们正在开发 并深化它。 |
| 176 | We've also begun to take advantage | 我们也开始占便宜了 |
| 177 | of Canada's role as the first non-European member of SAFE. | 加拿大是第一个非欧洲成员。 |
| 178 | But we should recognize that | 但我们应该认识到 |
| 179 | ecosystem we've built is not yet equal to the ferocity of the changing climate. | 我们建造的生态系统 尚不等于气候变化的凶猛程度 |
| 180 | And nor is it | 也不是这样的 |
| 181 | moving fast enough to match the speed of the upheaval. | 移动速度足够快,以适应剧变的速度. |
| 182 | Yesterday, President Von der Leyen | 昨天,冯德莱延总统 |
| 183 | spoke of moving beyond CETA to an alliance for the future. | 说到超越CETA走向未来的联盟. |
| 184 | Opening the door to Canada | 向加拿大敞开大门 |
| 185 | to become the European Union's first associate member. | 成为欧洲联盟的第一个准成员。 |
| 186 | Canada welcomes this ambition. | 加拿大欢迎这一抱负。 |
| 187 | And I will tell you, polling shows that an overwhelming majority | 我会告诉你,民调显示 压倒多数 |
| 188 | of Canadians support much closer ties with Europe. | 加拿大人支持与欧洲建立更紧密的联系。 |
| 189 | An alliance for the future is a unique, | 未来联盟是独一无二的, |
| 190 | positive approach that we will define together, building on our common strengths and based on | 我们将共同确定的积极方针,利用我们的共同优势和基础 |
| 191 | shared values. | 共同价值观。 |
| 192 | But let me take this opportunity to say plainly what Canada proposes. | 但是,让我借此机会直截了当地说一下加拿大的建议。 |
| 193 | Canada and Europe should secure our strategic autonomy through deep cooperation in the full | 加拿大和欧洲应当通过充分的合作,确保我们的战略自主权。 |
| 194 | range of strategic capabilities, including critical minerals, defense industrial capacity, | 战略能力范围,包括关键矿物、国防工业能力、 |
| 195 | AI and compute, energy security, space and payments. | 人工智能和计算、能源安全、空间和支付。 |
| 196 | We should move towards seamless | 我们应该走向无缝 |
| 197 | digital trade and non-agricultural goods and a wide range of services. | 数字贸易和非农产品以及各种服务。 |
| 198 | We should deepen our people-to-people ties, allowing our youth to work, study and live | 我们应当加深人民之间的纽带,让我们的青年能够工作、学习和生活。 |
| 199 | where they want on either side of the Atlantic. | 他们想要在大西洋两边的地方 |
| 200 | 加拿大加入Erasmus Plus将带来 | |
| 201 | your students and ours more opportunity to learn at some of the world's top universities, | 你们的学生和我们有更多的机会 在世界上一些顶尖的大学学习, |
| 202 | to broaden their horizon and to build those lasting ties that will sustain our alliance | 拓宽他们的视野,建立将维持我们的联盟的持久联系 |
| 203 | for the future. | 为了未来 |
| 204 | Canadian membership of the next generation of Horizon would allow us to pool | 下一代"地平线"的加拿大成员将使我们能够聚集在一起 |
| 205 | resources, cooperate on frontier technologies, leverage our world-class research institutes | 利用世界一流的研究机构 |
| 206 | and universities. | 和大学。 |
| 207 | Yesterday, President von der Leyen announced, and I quote, | 昨天,冯德莱恩总统宣布, |
| 208 | a new European corporation on critical raw materials to obtain and stockpile the material | 一家新的欧洲关键原材料公司,以获取和储存该材料 |
| 209 | needed for electric cars, for chips and batteries, clean tech and defense. | 电动车 芯片和电池 清洁技术和防御 |
| 210 | I'll observe that Canada has deposits of over 34 critical minerals and we are among the top | 我要指出的是,加拿大有超过34种关键矿物的矿藏,我们是其中的顶级矿藏之一。 |
| 211 | producers of the 10 most essential for the energy transition. | 生产能源转型最必需的10种能源。 |
| 212 | Our alliance can help fill | 我们的同盟可以帮助填补 |
| 213 | Europe's need for reliable supply, Canada's desire for advanced processing capabilities | 欧洲对可靠供应的需求,加拿大对先进加工能力的渴望 |
| 214 | and our common objective to complete value chains in the transition and our defense. | 以及我们在过渡和防卫中完成价值链的共同目标。 |
| 215 | Canada can contribute LNG and hydrogen at large scale to support Europe's energy security, | 加拿大可以大规模贡献液化天然气和氢,以支持欧洲的能源安全, |
| 216 | including by developing and leveraging new port infrastructure in our high north and on our | 包括发展和利用我国高北和高北的新港口基础设施 |
| 217 | east coast. | 东海岸. |
| 218 | And Canada in turn can benefit from your leadership in so many clean energy | 而加拿大则可以从你领导这么多清洁能源中获益 |
| 219 | technologies. | 技术。 |
| 220 | We can pool new sovereign compute capacity and build more secure broadband | 我们可以集中新的主权计算能力,建设更安全的宽带 |
| 221 | connections between Europe and Asia via our common geography. | 通过我们的共同地理,欧洲与亚洲之间的联系。 |
| 222 | Canada and Europe can join forces to | 加拿大和欧洲可以联合起来 |
| 223 | develop AI safety protocols, coordinate common standards and strengthen transparency, all well | 制定AI安全协议,协调共同标准,加强透明度,都很好 |
| 224 | developing applications so that our governments and our companies can serve our citizens better. | 开发应用,使我们的政府和公司能够更好地为公民服务。 |
| 225 | Canada and Europe should consider exploring an integrated market for financial services | 加拿大和欧洲应考虑探索金融服务的综合市场。 |
| 226 | to broaden choice and reduce costs for our citizens, to improve access to capital for | 扩大选择范围,减少公民成本,改善获得资本的机会。 |
| 227 | our companies while maintaining our world-leading financial resilience. | 我们的公司,同时保持我们在世界领先的金融复原力。 |
| 228 | These are some of the | 这些是一些 |
| 229 | opportunities but the fundamental point is the opportunities that can be created by an alliance | 机会,但根本点是联盟可以创造的机会 |
| 230 | for the future are the product of our common values, our compatible systems, our complementary | 未来是我们共同价值的产物 我们兼容的系统 我们的互补 |
| 231 | strengths and deepening and widening our relationship will strengthen our sovereignty, | 实力以及深化和扩大我们的关系将加强我们的主权, |
| 232 | improve affordability and opportunity and security for our citizens while safeguarding | 改善公民的承受能力、机会和安全,同时保障 |
| 233 | our abilities to live our lives as we choose. | 我们有能力过我们的生活 |
| 234 | Now I also want to be precise about what I am | 现在,我也想说清楚我是谁 |
| 235 | not proposing. | 没有提议。 |
| 236 | I'm not proposing a third block in order to become a great power rival only with | 我提议第三个街区 不是为了成为一个强大的竞争对手 |
| 237 | better manners. | 礼貌点 |
| 238 | We do not seek power to dominate others. | 我们并不寻求支配他人的力量。 |
| 239 | On the contrary, we are pursuing resilience | 相反,我们正在寻求复原力 |
| 240 | so no one can control our open markets, impair our sovereignty, threaten our territorial integrity | 因此,没有人能够控制我们的开放市场,损害我们的主权,威胁我们的领土完整 |
| 241 | or undermine our freedoms, our democracies, our rule of law. | 或破坏我们的自由,我们的民主,我们的法治。 |
| 242 | It's these motivations, these fundamental | 是这些动机,这些根本的 |
| 243 | motivations combined with our latent hard power mean that we can help to create the next just, | 动机和我们潜在的强力 意味着我们可以帮助创造下一个正义, |
| 244 | stable and prosperous world order. | 稳定和繁荣的世界秩序。 |
| 245 | A Canada-EU alliance would create a beacon for other | 加拿大-欧盟联盟将为其他国家建立一个灯塔。 |
| 246 | democracies, an alliance not defined by what we oppose but about what we are for freedom, solidarity, | 民主,不是我们所反对的联盟 而是我们对自由,团结的联盟, |
| 247 | prosperity, sustainability. | 繁荣、可持续。 |
| 248 | An alliance that builds resilience for what it allows us to do | 建立抗御力的联盟 |
| 249 | for our citizens and our citizens to do for themselves. | 让我们的公民和公民为自己而努力。 |
| 250 | An alliance strong enough so that | 一个足够强大的联盟 |
| 251 | no one can dictate our choices, an alliance open enough that others can join, an alliance principled | 没有人能决定我们的选择, 足够开放的联盟, 其他人可以加入, 联盟原则 |
| 252 | enough that our strength reinforces international law rather than seeks to replace it. | 我们的力量足以加强国际法,而不是试图取代国际法。 |
| 253 | And to conclude, in my country it's often said that Canada became a nation during that battle | 最后,在我国,人们常说,加拿大在那次战斗中成为一个国家。 |
| 254 | of Vimy Ridge and certainly the thousands of Canadians who didn't return from that battle | 和成千上万没有从那场战役回来的加拿大人 |
| 255 | sacrificed their lives for something much bigger than themselves. | 为了比自己更大的事牺牲了自己的生命 |
| 256 | One who did come home stopped | 一个回家的人停了下来 |
| 257 | first to pick up some acorns and today the same Vimy Oaks grow in Canada as in France, | 首先拿起一些橡子 今天加拿大的维米橡树和法国的一样 |
| 258 | living proof that what we cultivate together can survive the darkest winter to thrive again. | 活生生的证明,我们一起种植的东西 可以在最黑暗的冬天里再次繁衍 |
| 259 | So let us now deepen those roots, widen this canopy and grow a transatlantic forest under | 因此,让我们现在深化这些根基,拓宽这个树冠,并种植一个跨大西洋的森林。 |
| 260 | which our citizens can flourish as free people on free ground every single day. | 我们的公民可以每天在自由的土地上作为自由的人民而繁荣。 |
| 261 | Thank you very much. | 谢谢 |
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