International leaders rushed to congratulate Canadian Prime Minister Monday 29/4 for
It is recalled that Prime Minister Mark Carney’s liberal party won the federal elections to.
The victory in the sealing a dramatic overthrow for the liberals as a few months ago it all showed that the conservatives would be on the helm of the country.
However, the data changed after Donald Trump’s duties and the threats of annexation to make Canada the 51st state.
Rutte: to work together for a ‘stronger, more fair alliance’
The NATO Secretary -General congratulated him, hoping to work together for a “stronger, fairer alliance”.
“I look forward to working together to build a stronger, more fair alliance, investing more in defense and accelerating industrial production to have what we need to be safe,” he said in a post on X.
Congratulations to Prime Minister on the election win. Canada is a valued member of NATO. I look forward to working together to build an even stronger, fairer Alliance – investing more in defence & ramping up industrial production so we have what we need to stay…
– Mark Rutte (@secgennato)
Macron: You are embodied a powerful Canadian against the great challenges of our time
Carney congratulated the French president, stating that he is looking forward to working with him. “You are embodied a powerful Canada against the great challenges of our time. France is happy to further enhance the friendship that unites our countries, “Macron said.
Dear , congratulations on your victory. You embody a strong Canada in the face of today’s challenges. France is glad to further strengthen the friendship which unites our two countries. I’m looking forward to working with you — «elbow to elbow!»
– Emmanuel Macron (@emmanuelmacron)
Monty: To open new opportunities for our peoples
For his part, the Indian prime minister welcomed Carney’s victory, stating that it was looking forward to “reinforcing this partnership” and opening “new opportunities” between their two countries.
A serious crisis influenced relations between Canada and last autumn, when former Prime Minister Justin Trinto’s government accused New Delhi of mixing actions against Sikhs on his territory. India categorically denied these charges.
“Congratulations Mark Carney for your election as Prime Minister of Canada and the victory of the liberal party,” Modi wrote in a post in X.
“I look forward to working with you to enhance our partnership and open new opportunities for our peoples,” he added.
“India and Canada are linked to common democratic values, a steadfast commitment to the rule of law and the strong relations of their peoples,” Monty said.
Canada has the largest Sikh community outside of India as well as a large number of supporters of an independent Sikh state.
Congratulations on your election as the Prime Minister of Canada and to the Liberal Party on their victory. India and Canada are bound by shared democratic values, a steadfast commitment to the rule of law, and vibrant people-to-people ties. I look forward to working…
– Narendra Modi (@narendramodi)
China flirting with Canada after the hot diplomatic episode
He said today “ready to develop relations” with Canada, without expressing congratulations on the victory in the parliamentary elections held yesterday, Monday, in his liberal party, Prime Minister Mark Carney is being held.
The links between Beijing and Ottawa have been acute for years because of the many distribution of commercial and political nature.
“China’s position in Sinocanadic relations is stable and clear,” said Guo Jiakun, a spokesman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry, when he was called upon to report journalists to react to Carney’s electoral victory in Canada.
“China is ready to develop Sino -Canadian relations on the basis of mutual respect, equality and mutual benefits,” he said.
Relationships between Beijing and Ottawa were sharpened after 2018 by the Canadian Chinese Huawei Guard officials and the imprisonment of two Canadian citizens in retaliation.
Although all three have since been released, tensions remain, as Beijing is particularly accused by Ottawa with alignment with US policy towards China.
Canada also adopted a stricter position against China, accusing it of being involved in his internal affairs, mainly through pressure on parliamentary and attempts to influence the electoral process.
In addition, 4 Canadian citizens were recently executed in the Asian country, Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Zoli said in March.
China had responded that it acted “by law” and to combat “drug -related crime”.
Beijing has put in place in March in March additional customs duties on many Canada’s agricultural products, including Katas oil.
These duties have been imposed on Canada’s reprisals after his decision to impose strong customs duties on electric vehicles produced in China.
