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To be honest, if you are talking about usefulness, it is FAR better to be competent at actually doing something (Economics, Law, etc) than to know a language. If you want to work in China as something besides a language teacher or some other kind of novelty act entertainer, it is much better to have great work experience here than to be fluent in Chinese but to have weaker work experience.
I would suggest learning Canadian. That way, under the upcoming Canadian World Domination, you will speak the language of your overlords.
OP, what field are you in? What are you interested in doing? It's hard to answer your question without more information.
step 1) learn urdu/Arabic
without knowing the sectorin which you work, mandarinf would eb the overall better choice. but Arabic would eb better if you want to master both speaking and written forms.
Canadian = funny sounding French?
I just got back from traveling through China and picked up an extremely small amount of Mandarin while I was there. It's an extremely hard language to learn (coming from a Western, English speaking-perspective) but I believe it could open up a lot of doors for you. Plus, if you like challenges, Mandarin is a big one. I've been told it takes 9 years of full-time study to become fluent and I fully believe that.
Why would mandarin open a lot of doors? Unless you're planning on going to china, I can't see how knowing chinese will help you in anything here in the western hemisphere.
So much mfg is conducted in China now, plus it is a massive economy that most every US company wants to sell their crap to the Chinese.