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Carney set to spend much of 2026 travelling the world in search of trade
Mark Carney aims to double non-U.S. exports over the next decade through trade deals and attending major 2026 summits including G7, NATO, and ASEAN, officials said.
- On Jan. 25, 2026, Prime Minister Mark Carney accepted invitations for early 2026 visits, including a likely trip to New Delhi next month for an AI summit Feb. 19–20, while Brazil said he will visit in April for trade talks.
- Carney's trade agenda centres on expanding markets, stepping up Mercosur talks and aiming to finalize a Canada-ASEAN deal before the summit, while the PMO rarely confirms trips months ahead.
- Prime Minister Mark Carney confirmed he'll return to China for the APEC summit in Shenzhen , and the Philippines will host ASEAN leaders' summit in Pasay City , though invitation lists aren't final.
- Carney framed the trips as economic diversification, saying `By forging new partnerships around the world, we will diversify trade, build a stronger, more independent Canadian economy, and secure more opportunities for Canadians.` Experts on Ottawa's ties with Oceania have been consulted about a possible Australia visit tied to the India trip.
- Analysts warn some gatherings in 2026 could face disruption, with Canadian attendance expected at G7, G20 and NATO summits and the G20 in Miami on Dec. 14 to 15.
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Carney set to spend much of 2026 travelling the world in search of trade
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Mark Carney has travelled a great deal since he became Prime Minister as part of his efforts to establish new trade ties and attract investment to Canada. He does not hide his government's intention to double Canadian exports outside the United States over the next decade.
His government aims to double Canadian exports outside the United States. The post India, Brazil, China... Carney expands travel appeared first on Les Affaires.
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