Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan have officially elevated their nations' diplomatic relationship to a strategic partnership. During a meeting held in Ankara, the two leaders agreed to broaden their collaboration across several key sectors, specifically focusing on defense, energy, and mutual investment opportunities. This diplomatic move is viewed as part of a broader initiative by the Canadian administration to diversify its international alliances and reduce its historical reliance on the United States. By strengthening ties with Turkey, Canada aims to foster new economic and security frameworks that align with its evolving foreign policy objectives.
Source : The Jerusalem Post
Photo : The Jerusalem Post
