CARNEY says Canada will pay attention to peace, energy security and new partnerships in the G7 session of Canada

Canada has announced its priorities for this G7 A week before the top of the leaders in Alberta, the government defends the decision to invite India to the summit.

Prime minister Mark Carney’s Office will strengthen the global peace and security that includes the highest priority, external interference and transnational crime for the Summit of Ottawa, but also to improve the answers to wild fires.

His management also says that the Canadian energy security will be directed to grow economic growth and accelerating the use of supply chains for critical minerals.

Finally, Canada will discuss the creation of jobs by providing partnership to open new markets and create large infrastructure investments.

In addition, Canada plans to use the invitation for guests outside the group to discuss how a sustainable peace in Ukraine will be ensured and “building coalitions with reliable partners” and “build a coalition with reliable partners.”

Carney, Kananaskis, Alta, from June 15-17 to 17 US President Donald Trump welcomed Canada during this president.

Canadian expects other leaders of liberal democracies that make up G7: United Kingdom, France, Germany, Japan, Italy and the European Union.

Analysts say the summit came together under the crisis, along with Ottawa, before the previous Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and federal election campaign, traditionally served the Federal election campaign.

In addition to G7 members, the host country can invite other leaders to give the peoples of priority.

On Friday, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the RCMP’s new suspects, usurpation and coercion, opposed to close activists in Canada, including the conspiracy near Vancouver two years ago.

At least four international leaders accepted the invitations of the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albania, President of South African President Cyril Ramaphosa and Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula.

Mexican President Claudia Sheenbaum said he thought Canadian invitation.

CANADA MDP and main intense groups condemned the decision of Carney to invite Modi, claimed that the action had made economic concerns in the face of human rights.

Previous Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s former Chief Adviser Supriya Dwivedi, said the invitation to the CARNEY government, “Some Canadians think more than others,” he said on the Bluesky platform.

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“This (government) seriously, taking into account this Pivot, it will be incredibly difficult to do something about transnational repression and external intervention,” he said.

Others said that Canada has time to control security issues through a process established by India and domestic concerns about criminal allegations and close separatism of India in bilateral relations.

Virtual news conference on Saturday, Foreign Minister Anita Anand, the government’s investigation into the criminal crime by Indian agents of the government stressed that the investigation will not be “violated”.

“It is not necessary to invite leaders of a number of countries to this meeting, not deprived of the importance of the ongoing independent study and the importance of the law of paramount.

Anand, CARNEY decided to use the criteria used by which countries used to invite and what leaders used to invite.

“The meeting will allow global leaders to discuss global concerns, which is the general purpose of this meeting, and we are honored to invite leaders to our country,” he said.

“The Prime Minister will host these leaders to these leaders for the global economy and geostrategic environment.”

& Consion Press 2025