Carney will take part in the Canadian-EU summits in NATO, Europe – National

Prime minister Brand Carney The weekend leads Europe NATO and Canadian-EU relationships.

The Prime Minister’s office confirmed the travel plans of Carney after the G7 leaders closed the summit in Alberta.

Carney will start with Brussels to meet with European leaders on Sunday.

The Prime Minister’s office said that the leaders will work to deepen the Canadian-EU relations, including trade and defense.

After that, Carney will launch Hague in the Netherlands for the NATO summit on Tuesday and Wednesday.

The Prime Minister’s office, Carney, the summit will engage in allies on “Developers of threats in a more dangerous and divided world” with allies.

The NATO meeting will probably be directed to defense costs. NATO allies have not reached the target of defense expenditures from national GDP to five percent – since the 1950s.

CARNEY said this year this year’s financial framework will progress the military spending schedule for NATO’s current NATO target, which is two percent of National GDP.

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CARNEY warned that the Canada is more and more dependent on a united states that is not more reliable for the defense and spent most of the reconstructed budget in southern border.

NATO GDP’s economy’s economy is $ 3.1 trillion in the year, according to high-level government officials, two percent of NATO is $ 62.5 billion in NATO.

The federal government currently spends about 1.45% of real GDPs on defense and has not spent anything about two percent since 1990 – despite the promise of its greatest allies for years.

At a press conference that concludes G7 summit, Carney, Carney, NATO and Canada-EU summits will address the threats of threats to solving global defense and security problems, he said.

“We accept that our leadership is not only the values ​​of our values, but our power, but the values ​​of our management.”

– with files from Kyle Duggan and Nick Murray

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