Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau expressed optimism about fostering closer ties with India following his recent meeting with Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the G7 summit in Italy. Trudeau highlighted the importance of these relations, emphasizing significant economic and people-to-people connections between the two nations.
Speaking to Canadian media, Trudeau underscored the value of direct engagement with global leaders at the summit, noting shared democratic values and mutual interests in addressing key global issues. He acknowledged the potential for collaboration with India on critical matters such as national security and the rule of law.
Addressing ongoing concerns regarding cooperation in the Nijjar murder case, Trudeau mentioned that efforts are underway to enhance bilateral efforts in this regard.
The interaction between Trudeau and Modi marks a pivotal moment post-India’s recent elections, signifying renewed diplomatic efforts between the two countries. The meeting also follows previous tensions, including allegations from Canada regarding Indian involvement in certain incidents, which India has strongly refuted as baseless and politically motivated.
As both nations navigate these diplomatic waters, Trudeau’s remarks signal a proactive stance towards deepening ties with India, focusing on shared interests and collaborative efforts in various global arenas.
