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Anand welcomes Turkish counterpart to Ottawa ahead of NATO summit in Ankara

Anand and Fidan are discussing a strategic partnership as Turkey seeks closer NATO coordination and Canada weighs four pillars of cooperation, officials said.

  • On Friday, Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand met Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan in Ottawa to coordinate positions ahead of next month's NATO summit in Ankara.
  • Ottawa suspended arms sales to Turkey seven years ago, later tightening rules before dropping them, after reports that military components were diverted to Azerbaijan for use against Armenia.
  • Fidan urged elevating relations "to a strategic level," while Global Affairs Canada describes Turkey as "an emerging market of broad interest to Canada." Anand previously outlined four pillars for cooperation, including energy and security.
  • While Turkey assisted Ottawa with Middle East evacuations, ideological friction persists, including Turkish criticism of Canada granting refugee status to political dissidents and concerns from The Committee to Protect Journalists regarding press freedom.
  • Reconciling tensions, such as Canada's long-held position on the Armenian genocide, with the pragmatic need for alignment within NATO remains the challenge as both ministers sort out their evolving bilateral ties.
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Anand welcomes Turkish counterpart as two countries explore nuclear deal

OTTAWA - Canada has formally expressed interest in partnering with Turkey on nuclear power, Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand said Friday after meeting with her Turkish counterpart in Ottawa.

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