Ukraine, Canada sign declaration on 100-year partnership
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney signed a Declaration on a 100-Year Partnership, setting out the two countries' intent to elevate bilateral relations to a comprehensive strategic partnership.
Ukraine and Canada have signed a Declaration on a 100-Year Partnership, aiming to elevate bilateral relations to a comprehensive strategic partnership, according to a joint statement released by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The leaders emphasized Ukraine's security as integral to Euro-Atlantic security and the importance of Ukraine's future within NATO, while stressing the significance of Ukraine's ongoing reforms towards full EU and NATO membership.
Canada pledged to meet Ukraine's military needs, particularly in air defence capabilities, and will continue to support Ukraine's Armed Forces through training, military equipment, and ammunition. The partnership will also expand in intelligence, cyber defence, counter-drone, and electronic warfare capabilities, as well as countering hybrid threats and foreign information manipulation.
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