Turkey and Canada sign three cooperation agreements
Turkey and Canada have signed three cooperation agreements in the fields of defense, air transportation, and energy to strengthen the bilateral relations between the two countries. The signing ceremony took place in Ankara in the presence of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, following joint meetings. The agreements included a memorandum of understanding on partnerships in the defense sector, an air transportation agreement between the Ministers of Transport and Infrastructure, and a declaration of cooperation in the energy sector between the Ministers of Energy of both countries, aimed at enhancing collaboration in CANDU reactor technology and border demarcation. Erdoğan also emphasized that relations between Turkey and Canada are ending a long period of severance and expressed the aspiration to raise mutual trade to $10 billion.
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