Prime Minister Fumio Kishida of Japan says he will raise global security challenges, from the war in Ukraine to China’s aggression in the Indo-Pacific, while pushing to strengthen trade and energy ties in talks with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Thursday.
The Globe is not identifying the government official, who was not authorized to discuss details of Thursday’s meeting that will also include talks on Japanese investments in processing of critical minerals for electric vehicles, hydrogen development, and Canadian liquefied natural gas, or, facilities on the West Coast. Both countries also want to co-operate on artificial intelligence.
“With the international geopolitical situation destabilized, the importance of Canada as a reliable supplier of energy and food is growing,” he added. In Mexico City at the end of a North American Leaders’ Summit, Mr. Trudeau said the world is looking to Canada as a reliable supplier of critical minerals and energy.
'Trudeau said Canada takes seriously its responsibility to supply energy to allies, but the world is also looking to decarbonize and Canada has to be prepared for that...'
Imagine that.
globepolitics Our boy JT to the rescue!
im no grammatician but i suspect this title could have had better words on it