Prime Minister to travel to Belgium to meet with allies and partners to continue addressing Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
The Primary Minister, Justin Trudeau, will journey to Brussels, Belgium, from March 23 to 25, 2022, to interact with European Union, NATO and G7 leaders to establish on our coordinated response to Russia’s illegal and unjustifiable invasion of Ukraine.
On March 23, the Key Minister will handle the European Parliament the place he will communicate on peace and security, defending democracy, and transatlantic cooperation for the reward of individuals in Canada and the European Union. This will be the Prime Minister’s second tackle to the European Parliament on the shut Canada-European Union partnership.
On March 24, the Key Minister will satisfy with leaders from Allied international locations at the NATO Summit to additional coordinate support for Ukraine, and focus on even further strengthening NATO’s deterrence and defence measures.
The Key Minister will then show up at the G7 Heads of Point out and Federal government Conference wherever leaders will focus on the present condition in Ukraine and its broader world wide impacts, like food security and power offer.
When in Belgium, Prime Minister Trudeau will meet up with with the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen.
Prime Minister Trudeau travelled to the United Kingdom, Latvia, Germany, and Poland before this thirty day period to continue creating critical partnerships to reply to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Even though in Europe, the Primary Minister introduced additional assist for Ukraine including new sanctions versus Russia, further humanitarian support, and the provision of more military machines to Ukraine.
The Primary Minister carries on to interact with globe leaders on a common basis to assist Ukraine as it defends its individuals, its sovereignty, and its territorial integrity from this unlawful and unjustifiable invasion.
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“Russia’s illegal and unjustifiable invasion of Ukraine is an assault on democracy, international law, human rights, and liberty. Canada is operating in near collaboration with our allies and associates in defending democracy from authoritarianism and standing with the Ukrainian people.”
