A look at Mark Carney’s priorities while he visits Poland, Germany and Latvia – my country star-news.press/wp

Prime Minister Mark Carney in Europe this week, where the first part of next week will spend a meeting with politician and commercial leaders to discuss a wide range of economic and security issues.

Canada and the European Union face a joint set of issues as they are trying to deal with the economic repercussions of American definitions and search for new ways to help Ukraine.

Carney will spend a day in Poland, Germany and Latvia starting on Monday.

Defense Secretary David McGilli will be accompanied by and they will visit the Canadian Armed Forces employees stationed in Poland and Latvia.

Each of these two countries plays major roles in deterring Russian aggression and supporting Ukraine.

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In his discussions with the leaders of the three countries, Carney will search for ways to help Ukraine achieve a ceasefire and then defend the ceasefire.

But leaders will also search for ways to improve their economies and diversify trading patterns in response to US President Donald Trump’s definitions.

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Poland is the fastest economy in Europe, and while Carne is there, he is expected to sign a strategic partnership on energy and security.

In Germany on Tuesday, Carney will meet with business leaders who have a special focus on critical minerals.

Carney’s journey depends on the work that took place in two gums held in June, the 7 Group Summit in Kananascis, Alberta and the Summit of Canada-the European Union in Brussels.

The government officials who travel with the Prime Minister told the correspondents that the presentation of Canada and Europe is closer to some of the priority of the Carney government.

Carney is scheduled to return to Canada on Thursday.

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