Canada and Turkey forge strategic partnership
The article discusses Canada and Turkey signing a strategic partnership to enhance cooperation in the fields of trade, defense, energy, and transportation, with the aim of increasing mutual trade volume to $10 billion. There are also plans to negotiate a free trade agreement in the future. This step comes as Ottawa seeks to reduce its dependence on the United States and diversify its international partnerships, with a focus on creating jobs and facilitating collaboration between Canadian and Turkish companies. The partnership is part of Canada's broader efforts to double its exports to countries other than the United States and to improve economic relations, despite the current volume of bilateral trade being less than 0.3% of Canada's total trade.
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