Turkey and Canada deepen defense cooperation
The article focused on Turkey and Canada's signing of a Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen their partnership in the defense industries, within the framework of developing bilateral cooperation to reach the level of a strategic partnership. This took place during Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s visit to Turkey, where three agreements were signed in the fields of defense, aviation, and energy in the presence of President Erdoğan. The aim was to enhance relations between the two countries and to develop Turkish defense industries into joint projects with Qatar, Indonesia, and Pakistan. Both sides emphasized that this cooperation reflects their intent to reinforce relations in defense and investment sectors, with Turkey aiming to raise its trade exchange to $10 billion. They also highlighted the achievements of Turkish defense industries and Turkey's growing interest on the international stage.
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