The tight cooperation between the US and Canada on several topics was discussed by US Secretary of State Anthony Blink and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
The US State Department said, in a press release on its website, today, Friday, that this came during the Blinken and Trudo meeting in Ottawa to discuss the progress made by the two countries together regarding the goals stipulated in “the road map to renew the partnership between the United States and Canada.
“According to the statement, Blinken expressed his gratitude for the chance to share his thoughts with Trudeau on continuing to support Haiti and Ukraine, as well as on collaboration in the Indian and quiet surroundings.
He continued by saying that the United States values the close coordination in boosting North America’s competitiveness, advancing a thorough economic recovery, deepening economic integration, and fostering diversity and integration.
The US Secretary of State highlighted the necessity of funding military and security on the continent, notably in the Arctic, as well as the initiatives taken to address the climate issue during his visit to Canada.
Plinken Canada’s visits are intended to strengthen Washington’s “vital” partnership with Ottawa in order to advance shared objectives, such as Ukraine’s support, addressing the humanitarian crisis in Haiti, enhancing their cooperation in the Indian, Pacific, and Northern Pole regions, and improving means of cooperation on immigration and refugee resettlement in the Americas and around the world.
The “document” of a bilateral cooperation between the United States and Canada is sought in order to continue supporting Haiti and Ukraine.
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