India, Canada have a look at signing Early Progress Trade Agreement
3 min readExpress News Service
NEW DELHI: India and Canada are signing an Early Progress Trade Agreement (EPTA).
Discussions round this matter and different bilateral points had been had throughout the assembly of Foreign Minister of Canada Melanie Joly with External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar on Monday. The two ministers co-chaired the India-Canada Strategic Dialogue.
“Good discussions befell with international minister Joly. We deliberated on deepening our bilateral partnership, specializing in commerce, funding, mobility, training and safety. We recognised the centrality of people-to-people ties to develop cooperation,’’ mentioned Dr Jaishankar.
The two ministers additionally exchanged views on the worldwide scenario, the Indo-Pacific and Ukraine, whereas additionally welcoming Canada’s Indo-Pacific technique.
“We additionally appreciated Canadian help for our G20 Presidency that may deal with challenges of financial progress and growth,’’ Dr Jaishankar added.
Both Ministers reviewed the progress in bilateral relations, that are anchored in shared democratic values, rising financial linkages, safety cooperation, mobility of scholars and professionals, and powerful people-to-people ties.
“India’s rising strategic, financial and demographic significance makes it a crucial companion for Canada within the Indo-Pacific. In return, Canada generally is a dependable provider of crucial minerals, a powerful companion within the inexperienced transition, in addition to be a significant investor,’’ Joly mentioned. Canada’s Indo-Pacific technique isn’t just about what Canada can do alone however working along with Indo-Pacific companions that embrace India. This would require cooperation between governments, companies and other people, Joly added.
Joly additionally met with representatives of Canadian companies in Delhi.
The Ministers additionally had the chance to deliberate on up to date regional, international, and multilateral points together with developments in India’s neighbourhood, Ukraine, and cooperation with the United Nations.
NEW DELHI: India and Canada are signing an Early Progress Trade Agreement (EPTA).
Discussions round this matter and different bilateral points had been had throughout the assembly of Foreign Minister of Canada Melanie Joly with External Affairs Minister Dr S Jaishankar on Monday. The two ministers co-chaired the India-Canada Strategic Dialogue.
“Good discussions befell with international minister Joly. We deliberated on deepening our bilateral partnership, specializing in commerce, funding, mobility, training and safety. We recognised the centrality of people-to-people ties to develop cooperation,’’ mentioned Dr Jaishankar.
The two ministers additionally exchanged views on the worldwide scenario, the Indo-Pacific and Ukraine, whereas additionally welcoming Canada’s Indo-Pacific technique.
“We additionally appreciated Canadian help for our G20 Presidency that may deal with challenges of financial progress and growth,’’ Dr Jaishankar added.
Both Ministers reviewed the progress in bilateral relations, that are anchored in shared democratic values, rising financial linkages, safety cooperation, mobility of scholars and professionals, and powerful people-to-people ties.
“India’s rising strategic, financial and demographic significance makes it a crucial companion for Canada within the Indo-Pacific. In return, Canada generally is a dependable provider of crucial minerals, a powerful companion within the inexperienced transition, in addition to be a significant investor,’’ Joly mentioned. Canada’s Indo-Pacific technique isn’t just about what Canada can do alone however working along with Indo-Pacific companions that embrace India. This would require cooperation between governments, companies and other people, Joly added.
Joly additionally met with representatives of Canadian companies in Delhi.
The Ministers additionally had the chance to deliberate on up to date regional, international, and multilateral points together with developments in India’s neighbourhood, Ukraine, and cooperation with the United Nations.
