Canada to become the first associate member of the European Union

According to a statement released by the Canadian government following the EU-Canada summit on October 29-30, Canada will become the first associate member of the European Union. Interpressnews+1

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, European Council President Antonio Costa, and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen have established a new partnership called the "Alliance for the Future". The goal of this alliance is to utilize the strategic capabilities of Canada, the European Union, and other like-minded countries to overcome common challenges. Interpressnews+1

Mtavari Arkhi notes that an agreement will be signed within the framework of the alliance and the parties will work together. For its part, Interpressnews reports that Canada and the European Union are working toward the deepest possible partnership, and over the coming months, the parties will define the essence, scope, and framework of this form of membership. Facebook - Mtavari+1