Prime Minister Carney meets with President of the European Council António Costa and President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen

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They agreed that the security, sovereignty, and prosperity of Ukraine is integral for wider transatlantic security.The leaders committed to working together to provide ongoing multifaceted support for Ukraine, as well as robust security guarantees, economic recovery measures, and defence production.Prime Minister Carney reaffirmed Canada's steadfast support for Ukraine and its willingness to contribute to the success of the peace process.The leaders underscored that Ukraine and its people deserve a prosperous, independent, and...

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He noted that Canada's participation at the Summit as the first non-European country is a reflection of the strong and growing relationship between Canada and Europe.

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Over the last year, Canada and the European Union (EU) have moved with speed and ambition to deepen their New EU-Canada Strategic Partnership of the Future, and they will further accelerate those efforts.

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This will build on the Security and Defence Partnership and Canada's participation in the EU's Security Action for Europe (SAFE) initiative – the first non-European country to do so.The leaders discussed deepening collaboration in priority areas such as secure supply chains, critical...

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