Prime Minister of Canada
Justin Trudeau
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The Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, today announced that he will participate in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, the G20 Summit in Bali, Indonesia, the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Economic Leaders’ Meeting in Bangkok, Thailand, and the Eighteenth Summit of La Francophonie in Djerba, Tunisia.
The Indo-Pacific region is a growing hub for trade and investment that fosters open markets, creates jobs, and drives economic growth. During his meetings in Asia, the Prime Minister will demonstrate Canada’s strong partnership in helping grow the global economy to benefit people on both sides of the Pacific. No region of the world will have more of an impact on Canada’s future in the next half-century than the Indo-Pacific.
At ASEAN, from November 12 to 13, 2022, Prime Minister Trudeau will address regional and global challenges with his counterparts in the ASEAN and broader Indo-Pacific region. He will participate in the ASEAN-Canada Commemorative Summit to mark the 45th anniversary of ASEAN-Canada dialogue relations. Under the ASEAN Summit’s theme of “Addressing Challenges Together”, the Prime Minister will promote regional peace and stability, rules-based trade, economic growth that benefits everyone, and strong ties between our peoples.
As people around the world feel the impacts of challenges like inflation, food insecurity, and supply chain shortages, we must work together to drive solutions and make life better and more affordable. At the G20 Summit, from November 15 to 16, 2022, the Prime Minister will work with partners to advance shared priorities under this year’s theme of “Recover Together, Recover Stronger”, including solutions to food and energy insecurity, climate change, and health.
At the APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting, on November 18, 2022, under the theme of “Open. Connect. Balance.,” Prime Minister Trudeau will reaffirm Canada’s commitment to open economic cooperation and removal of trade barriers in the Indo-Pacific region to benefit people on both sides of the Pacific. He will also work with his counterparts to strengthen ties between our people and drive climate action and economic growth.
The Prime Minister will then participate in the Eighteenth Summit of la Francophonie, from November 19 to 20, 2022. Under the Summit’s theme of “Connecting in Diversity”, he will reinforce the importance of protecting democracy and human rights, defend and promote French language, and continue to build strong ties with our Francophonie partners on all continents.
During his trip, Prime Minister Trudeau will continue to defend peace, security, democracy and human rights, take ambitious climate action to accelerate the transition to a cleaner economy, address food and energy security, and work to make life better and more affordable for people. The Prime Minister will highlight the importance of continuing to work with allies and partners to support Ukraine, and other countries most affected by the impacts of the war, as well as remaining united in the face of Russian aggression. He will continue to denounce Russia’s sham referendums and attempted illegal annexations of occupied regions of Ukraine, which are blatant violations of international law, and are a further escalation of tactics used by Russia during its invasion of Ukraine.
Canada will continue to work with our global partners and democracies around the world to address the challenges of today while rising to meet the opportunities of tomorrow.
“When the world works together on shared challenges, we make life better for people. I look forward to meeting with global leaders, including my counterparts from the Indo-Pacific region, to continue creating jobs and driving economic growth that benefits everyone.”
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