French President and Canadian Prime Minister Pledge Greater Co-Operation During Saint Pierre Visit
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REPORT - Before going to New York for the UN General Assembly, the French President welcomed the Canadian Prime Minister on the French archipelago of North America this weekend.
French President Emmanuel Macron received Sunday, September 20 in Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney who declared that he wanted to "close the ties" between the two countries as well as with the European Union. The two leaders intended to display their respective sovereignty in the face of the blows of Donald Trump.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's whirlwind visit to the French territory of Saint Pierre and Miquelon on Sunday was an opportunity to showcase a tactical and sympolic partnership between the two countries.
French President and Canadian Prime Minister Pledge Greater Co-operation During Saint Pierre Visit
Pledging greater co-operation in defence and technology, the President of France and Prime Minister Mark Carney met in Saint Pierre et Miquelon this afternoon, reinforcing Canada’s efforts to diversify its trade relationships. Mark Carney and Emmanuel Macron greet each other as Carney arrives in Saint Pierre (Mark Carney) Emmanuel Macron and Carney spoke warmly of the relationship and history between Canada and France, in a setting less than 20 …
France and Canada are "two great independent nations that want to remain so", the French President assured.
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