Turkish President Erdogan: Our Goal Is To Increase Trade With Canada To $5 Billion, And Then To $10 Billion

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan: During His Meeting With Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, They Discussed Bilateral Relations As Well As Regional And Global Issues

The Canadian Government Learned On Wednesday Of Two Serious Vulnerabilities Affecting Software Used To Run Websites, Online Services, And Other Products

The Government Of Canada: There Is Currently No Indication That Any Of The Government Of Canada’s Systems Or Information Assets Have Been Compromised

Canadian Prime Minister Carney: The Canadian Trade Minister Will Lead A Trade Delegation To Turkey Next Year

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney Announced The Launch Of The Canada-Turkey Strategic Partnership, Underpinned By A Three-year Action Plan. The Partnership Is Built On Four Pillars: Trade And Investment, Defense And Security, Energy, And People-to-people Exchanges

Canadian Prime Minister Carney: The Energy Ministers Of Both Countries Will Work On Areas Such As Liquefied Natural Gas, Nuclear Energy And Critical Minerals

Canadian Prime Minister Carney: Export Development Canada And Turkey’s Export-Import Bank Will Sign A New Agreement To Help Canadian And Turkish Companies Collaborate On Projects In Third Countries

Canadian Prime Minister Carney: Canadian And Turkish Negotiators Will Hold The First Round Of Trade Talks In Ankara Next Month

Valero Energy Executives Said In A Conference Call That The Gulf Coast Remains One Of The World’s Most Competitive Crude Oil Markets, With Rising Freight Rates Further Supporting This Advantage

The U.S. Ambassador To The United Nations Stated That President Trump's Unwavering Leadership Made All Of This Possible. As The Report Points Out, Despite Iran's Threats That It Would Not Allow Its Neighbors To Export Oil If It Could Not Export Its Own, The Fact Remains That Oil Continues To Be Shipped Out

US Vice President Vance On Starlink: European Countries Almost Unanimously Decided To Wage A Regulatory And Licensing War Against SpaceX. And Now They're All Going To SpaceX Saying, "Please Do What We Need You To Do." I Think This Highlights Something The President Has Been Talking About For Years: European Countries Rely On US Technology, US Companies, And The US Military, While European Political Leaders Are Keen To Criticize The Very US Allies They Depend On