Canada and Turkey launch a strategic partnership to expand defence, energy and trade cooperation, despite persistent concerns over Ankara’s human rights record, regional policies and Canada’s longstanding commitments. ANKARA/OTTAWA— Prime Minister Mark Carney and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced a new Canada–Turkey Strategic Partnership on Thursday, October 22, signing agreements covering defence, energy and […] The post What did Carney and Erdogan sign in Ankara? first appeared on Horizon Weekly .
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