Carney and Scholz Discuss Transatlantic Trade and Security Amid U.S. Tensions
Ottawa — Prime Minister Mark Carney and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz reaffirmed their commitment to transatlantic cooperation during a bilateral call on Thursday, as Canada and Germany continue to strengthen ties in both economic and security spheres.
The leaders celebrated the success of Hannover Messe, the world’s largest industrial technology trade fair, where Canada is serving as the Partner Country for 2025. The designation underscores Canada’s growing role in global tech and industrial innovation, as well as its strategic partnership with Germany.
Their discussion also focused on the increasing volatility of global trade relations, particularly in light of recent U.S. actions that Canada has described as unjustified. Prime Minister Carney outlined his plan to counter these measures, aiming to protect Canadian workers and businesses while reinforcing economic resilience.
Both Carney and Scholz emphasized the importance of reliable international partnerships in safeguarding transatlantic security. They agreed to maintain close contact as Canada and Germany look to deepen economic integration and respond collectively to geopolitical challenges.
The call comes at a time when Canada is positioning itself as a key player in global trade realignment, and Germany continues to seek dependable allies amid ongoing shifts in international policy.
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