Canada, France Agree to Closer Ties in Defense, Economy
The leaders said the partnership will expand defense, energy and technology ties, including quantum computing and satellites, according to Carney's office.
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In the face of Donald Trump's repeated ambitions over North America, the French President and the Canadian Prime Minister reaffirmed the independence "of the two great nations" at the end of a working lunch. Also on the menu: closer ties, artificial intelligence and fuel.
With a view to strengthening cooperation in the energy sector, Macron suggested increasing exports of Canadian natural gas to Europe.
Macron and Carney strengthen Canada-France ties amid US relations strain
French President Emmanuel Macron and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney underscored their commitment to strengthening ties during a summit in Saint Pierre and Miquelon. The leaders discussed cooperation in fisheries, regional security, and energy, amidst heightened tensions with the United States and a proposed "associate member" status for Canada in the European Union.
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