Carney Announces Strategic Partnership With Turkey on Trade, Defence
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Turkish President Recep Erdoğan have announced a strategic partnership to deepen trade and defence co-operation between the countries. The two leaders signed an agreement on Oct. 21 during Carney’s visit to Ankara. Carney said at a joint announcement alongside Erdoğan that Canada’s goal is to build “deeper partnerships with reliable […]
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Turkish President Recep Erdoğan have announced a new strategic partnership between Canada and Turkey, aiming to enhance trade and defense cooperation. The leaders signed an agreement during Carney’s visit to Ankara, with plans to negotiate a free trade agreement. This initiative seeks to create new opportunities in sectors including energy, defense production, aerospace, and artificial intelligence.
- Canada and Turkey have announced a strategic partnership to deepen trade and defense cooperation.
- Prime Minister Mark Carney and Turkish President Recep Erdoğan signed an agreement on October 21.
- The goal is to build deeper partnerships with reliable partners to create new opportunities.
- Negotiations for a Canada-Turkey Free Trade Agreement will begin in Ankara in one month.
- The agreement aims to expand trade in sectors like energy supply, defense production, aerospace, and artificial intelligence.
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