Saudi Prince 'DUMPS' Trump, Canada's Carney Gets ROYAL Deal; U.S. Loses Ground In Mideast?
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney visited Saudi Arabia for high-level talks with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman as Ottawa pushes to deepen trade and investment ties beyond the United States. The visit, the first by a Canadian leader in 26 years, comes amid renewed trade tensions with U.S. President Donald Trump. Carney attended the Saudi Arabia–Canada Investment Forum, where both sides discussed expanding cooperation in mining, energy, infrastructure, healthcare, and critical minerals. More than 13 agreements worth over $1 billion were expected to be signed, marking a major step in rebuilding Canada–Saudi relations after years of diplomatic strain.
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AI GeneratedPrime Minister Mark Carney recently visited Saudi Arabia to strengthen economic ties and reduce Canada's reliance on the U.S. market. The visit focused on expanding trade, securing critical mineral partnerships, and attracting massive foreign investment. This diplomatic push marks a significant recovery in bilateral relations following a five-year rift over human rights issues.
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