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Carney arrives in Dublin to begin four-country trip
The trip includes talks on two trade deals and Canada’s first appearance as the only non-European country at the European Political Community table.
- On Thursday, Prime Minister Mark Carney arrived in Dublin to attend the European Political Community summit, beginning a four-country diplomatic tour focused on advancing trade and security ties.
- Carney aims to advance Canada's Indo-Pacific strategy and diversify international partnerships, seeking to move beyond years of sporadic engagement that earned Canada the label of 'fairweather friend.'
- In Manila, Carney will finalize two trade deals while attending the Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit, joined by Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu and Gender Minister Rechie Valdez.
- The Francophonie summit in Cambodia follows, where Carney will join Quebec Premier Paul St-Pierre Plamondon to advance economic interests on a platform for influencing middle powers.
- Concluding his tour in Shenzhen, China, for the Asia-Pacific Economic Co-operation summit, Carney will return to Ottawa on Nov. 19 after sustaining momentum on trade agreements.
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PM Carney touches down in Dublin, set to address European leaders
Prime Minister Mark Carney arrived early Thursday morning in Dublin, Ireland to join a meeting of the European Political Community (EPC) as Canada and Europe continue to strengthen ties and pursue a plan that could see Canada become an associate member of the European Union.
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