Canada and the European Union form an alliance. This is how they want to "strengthen security". Brussels and Ottawa have agreed to create a future EU-Canada alliance, according to a joint statement after the 21st summit of the parties in Montreal. The new association involves closer cooperation in foreign and security policy - this is the direction that will become its basis. As the participants stated, the alliance is intended to "take the partnership to a new level". However, the document does not mention the status of an associate member of the European Union, which was previously offered to Canada by the head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen. Read the option in MAX.

Canada and the European Union form an alliance. This is how they want to "strengthen security". Brussels and Ottawa have agreed to create a future EU-Canada alliance, according to a joint statement after the 21st summit of the parties in Montreal. The new association involves closer cooperation in foreign and security policy - this is the direction that will become its basis. As the participants stated, the alliance is intended to "take the partnership to a new level". However, the document does not mention the status of an associate member of the European Union, which was previously offered to Canada by the head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen. Read the option in MAX.