Canada appears to diversify trade between the United States and trade threats – National

Canadian companies and diplomats are working with European counterparts to find ways to diversify trade because it threatens US steep tariffs.

“We want to be part of the solution of solutions in terms of new job opportunities and diversification and diversification,” said Tjorven Bellmann, German Ambassador to Canada.

The world’s largest, Hannover Messe spoke at a press briefing trade Fair. An annual event in Germany and Canada is this year’s partner country.

“Geopolitical situations and all discussions in the country are really in a timely opportunity,” Bellmann said.

He said he was one of the European ambassadors about ways to talk to each other and increase trade on both sides of the Atlantic with corporations, researchers and government officials.

Bellmann, Canada and the European Union said that a trade agreement signed in 2017 is a great interest in capitalizing – a comprehensive economic and trade agreement known as CETA.

“I am asking Canada in Canada, I ask the interlocutors – can CETA more operational?” said.

“Things are done to determine both sides.”

According to him, Canadian universities play a major role in the increase in trade, as both countries are looking forward to progress in areas such as green energy and quantum calculations.

Liberal MP Ryan Turnbulull, Canada, US President Donald Trump, said he threatened to apply the tariffs to Canada and its European partners.

“The rise of protectionism and the economic uncertainty that brought us shook us,” he said.

“The geopolitical tensions we are currently live, I think this is in a timely manner in Canada to strengthen various ties that will not be stronger in the future.”

Bellmann, Hannover Messe Trade Show, along with 4,000 exhibitors from 156 countries, said that about 130,000 people together as Engineers and CEO.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz to sign a deal for Canadian hydrogen imports in 2022 in 2022 announced that the center stage will take place in this year’s event in Canada.

Since then, the industry has briefings with Canadian Canadian Corporations and a large number of continents to put the groundwork for the signing of many continents in Hannover Messe.

Canadian companies will be a prominent physical space at the exhibition and they will help various sessions.

They include the Summit on research projects leading to the Eureka summit; The Canadian co-chair will be the first non-European country for the co-chair. Canada joined the EU large Horizon European research fund in late 2023.

He shared the United Kingdom Director for European Affairs Canada in global issues, Germany’s “Canadian values” in the world “and Ottawa is a common innovation and research in the field of research.

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“Looking for friends sharing our Canadian values, so it’s really important,” he said.

Nayson Myers, which produces the next generation in Canada, saw that he went to the incident in previous years and received a $ 5 million investment in a Canadian company.

“New suppliers of Canadian companies, meet with new innovation partners, are an opportunity to see what the leading edge is.”

“These discussions are more important than ever.”

According to him, Canadian companies are looking for companies using robotics from artificial intelligence, quantum technology and robotechnology this year, especially Germany to improve their products in wide cars and machinery sectors.

MYERS said it was pleasantly surprised to see several companies from the Canadian staff because of the threats of Trump’s tariffs. According to him, about 250 companies send about 280 delegates with 1,000 Canadian participants.

At the beginning of this month, the German Diplomatic Missions and Trade Agency issued a statement together with the Canadian-German Chamber of Industry and Chamber of Commerce, said they wanted more trade and investment with Berlin Canada.

This was the continuation of bilateral trade throughout the Covid-19 pandemic and “room to improve” he said. “We do not reap the full potential of CETA,” he said.

Bellmann said Trump said that trading threats did not hurt German investment in Canada, but in other places, corporations are waiting for further confidence.

“At the moment, many investments are not decided, this is something we regret,” he said.

“We do not believe that we must start dividing the world into the tariff barriers and tariff threats.”

& Consion Press 2025