LONDON, U.K. — Prime Minister Mark Carney concluded a multi-day visit to London this weekend, where he advanced Canada’s trade, economic, and security priorities with key partners in Europe and the Indo-Pacific.
During the visit, Carney met with the prime ministers of the United Kingdom, Australia, Spain, and Iceland, focusing on collaboration in trade, investment, and collective security. Discussions also emphasized support for Ukraine amid Russia’s war of aggression and strategies to promote stability in the Middle East.
In addition to government meetings, Carney engaged with business and investment leaders, presenting Canada as a reliable partner and a destination for global capital. According to the Prime Minister’s Office, the goal is to secure new opportunities for Canadian workers, diversify markets, and strengthen resilience against global economic shocks.
Carney also attended the Global Progress Action Summit, where leaders shared strategies to promote sustainable growth and ensure that workers are equipped to thrive in a rapidly shifting global economy.
Félicitations aux remarquables joueuses de l’équipe canadienne. Quelle performance! 🇨🇦 pic.twitter.com/6AhhYKSM8m
— Mark Carney (@MarkJCarney) September 28, 2025
The trip concluded on a celebratory note as the Prime Minister attended the Women’s Rugby World Cup final, congratulating Team Canada on securing a historic silver medal in the tournament.
“Canada has what the world needs and the values to which so many aspire,” said Prime Minister Carney. “As we forge a new international rules-based system with our partners, Canada is well positioned to thrive. We will diversify our international partnerships, deepen our ties with reliable allies, and together, we will create powerful new economic opportunities for Canadian workers and businesses.”
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The United Kingdom is one of Canada’s most significant trading partners, with bilateral trade in goods and services valued at over $46 billion in 2024.
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Canada’s engagement with Indo-Pacific partners, including Australia, aligns with the federal government’s broader Indo-Pacific Strategy, which emphasizes trade diversification, regional security, and critical mineral development.
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The Women’s Rugby World Cup final marked Canada’s best-ever showing at the tournament, signaling growth and global recognition for women’s sports in the country.
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