Prime Minister Carney deepens partnership with Saudi Arabia across trade, education, technology, and critical minerals

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The global landscape is rapidly changing, creating uncertainty for economies, businesses, and workers.

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In response, Canada is focused on what we can control: building our strength at home, diversifying our trade partnerships, and cultivating a dense web of new connections.

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That means deepening ties with the largest, most ambitious economies around the world.Saudi Arabia is Canada's second-largest trading partner in the Middle East, supporting tens of thousands of Canadian jobs, and with rapidly growing ties across education, energy, defence, critical minerals, and advanced technologies.

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With a $1.8 trillion economy and an ambitious economic transformation agenda under Vision 2030, Saudi Arabia offers significant opportunities for Canadian workers, businesses, and expertise.To deepen this partnership, the Prime Minister, Mark Carney, travelled to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia – the first visit to the country by a Canadian Prime Minister in 26 years.

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