Canada and India Move Toward Restoring Diplomatic Ties and Deepening Strategic Cooperation
KANANASKIS, Alberta – At the G7 Leaders’ Summit in Kananaskis, Alberta, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney met with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a significant step toward rebuilding diplomatic and economic relations between Canada and India.
According to an official readout from the Office of the Prime Minister of Canada, both leaders reaffirmed the importance of the Canada-India relationship, grounded in mutual respect, the rule of law, and a shared commitment to sovereignty and territorial integrity.
In a key development, the two countries agreed to designate new High Commissioners, paving the way for the restoration of regular diplomatic and consular services for citizens and businesses.
The discussion between the two leaders focused on a wide range of issues, including the historic people-to-people ties between Canada and India, growing partnerships in the Indo-Pacific region, and expanding commercial links. Economic collaboration, resilient supply chains, and the ongoing energy transformation were highlighted as key areas for mutual cooperation.
Prime Minister Carney also raised key priorities on the G7 agenda, including addressing transnational repression and crime, enhancing international security, and reinforcing the rules-based international order.
Looking ahead, both leaders acknowledged the potential to further strengthen cooperation in emerging areas such as technology and digital innovation, food security, and the development of critical mineral resources.
The meeting marks a turning point in Canada-India relations and signals renewed efforts to rebuild trust and foster strategic collaboration in an increasingly interconnected global landscape.
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