Canada and France form new economic partnership
French President Emmanuel Macron and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney launched an economic alliance to enhance cooperation in the fields of energy, gas, and critical minerals, aiming to strengthen the strategic sovereignty of both countries and support energy supply projects—especially liquefied natural gas (LNG)—to boost energy security in Europe. This initiative comes amid international pressures and tensions related to fuel prices, with Macron highlighting the importance of Canadian projects for LNG supply, while Carney emphasized the need to strengthen ties between Canada and the European Union to ensure economic and security independence. The agreement focuses on enhancing collaboration in security, energy, and technology sectors, and seeks to unite efforts to increase the resilience of both nations against international challenges.
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