Carney Set to Make the Case for Multilateralism at United Nations Event
Canada’s UN ambassador stood in for Mark Carney after an air traffic control failure canceled hundreds of flights in the U.S. northeast, officials said.
- On Monday, Prime Minister Mark Carney arrived in New York for the United Nations General Assembly to champion multilateralism as President Donald Trump's policies reshape global institutions.
- In a Financial Times opinion piece published Sunday, Carney and global leaders argued the global community is more interdependent than ever, "even as it becomes more fragmented and polarized."
- Technical failures at a Philadelphia air traffic facility halted operations at every major airport in the New York City area on Monday, forcing Canada's Ambassador to the United Nations David Lametti to replace Carney at the Partners for Multilateralism roundtable.
- Ahead of his 81st Session General Assembly address on Tuesday, President Trump announced a "massive Deal with respect to the purchase of Potash from Belarus," intensifying trade friction with Canada.
- Carney has emerged as a coalition builder aiming to link the European Union and CPTPP so middle powers can resist economic coercion by the U.S. and China as Trump realigns the global order.
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Le Journal de MontrealMark Carney, was unable to attend a United Nations event on Monday night due to technical problems at several airports.
Canada's representative to the United Nations argued for multilateralism while Prime Minister Mark Carney missed the General Assembly meeting on Monday because of technical problems at a key regional air traffic control centre, which led to the shutdown of operations at all major airports in the New York area.
Carney set to miss United Nations event due to delays at U.S. airports
Prime Minister Mark Carney will miss an event at the United Nations General Assembly on Monday because of technical problems at a key regional air traffic control centre that halted operations at every major airport in the New York City area.
Winnipeg Free Press
Carney misses UN event, Lametti steps in to make the case for multilateralism
UNITED NATIONS - Canada's Representative to the United Nations made the case for multilateralism after Prime Minister Mark Carney missed the event at the General Assembly on Monday because of technical problems at a key regional air traffic control centre that halted operations at every major airport in the New York City area.
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