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Africa is looking for new trade partners. Canada could fill the void, say NGOs

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As G7 leaders prepare to discuss crucial global issues in Kananaskis, a couple of international organizations are in Calgary urging Prime Minister Mark Carney to invest in Africa.

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Africa is looking for new trade partners. Canada could fill the void, say NGOs

As G7 leaders prepare to discuss crucial global issues in Kananaskis, a couple of international organizations are in Calgary urging Prime Minister Mark Carney to invest in Africa.

·Calgary, Canada
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Calgary Herald broke the news in Calgary, Canada on Friday, June 13, 2025.
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