Canada’s foreign minister set to speak after German trade, security talks
Canada has deepened defence ties with Germany after selecting TKMS for massive contract to build new fleet of up to 12 submarines.
Canada’s Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand is scheduled to co-host a press conference with her German counterpart Johann Wadepuhl following two days of trade and security negotiations between the two nations in Ottawa. The deepening of defence and economic ties between Canada and Germany was highlighted by the selection of TKMS for a significant contract to construct a fleet of up to 12 new submarines.
Anand’s office stated that their discussion will encompass various bilateral, regional, and global matters, including the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Middle East developments, NATO cooperation, and economic security. Wadepuhl participated in the UN General Assembly in New York earlier this week before attending the Ottawa talks.
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