EU and Canada agree to form a new alliance
The European Union and Canada agreed at a two-day summit in Montreal to establish a new alliance aimed at strengthening their mutual relations.
The European Union (EU) and Canada have agreed to create a new alliance. The agreement was reached at a two-day summit in the Canadian city of Montreal, and its aim is to strengthen relations between the two sides.
The information available so far does not specify which areas the alliance will cover, how it will function or when it will begin operating. Details about the officials who attended the summit and any other decisions taken there have also not been provided.
Strengthening mutual ties between the EU and Canada is the stated purpose of the arrangement. More detail on the alliance and its content is expected once the parties publish further information.
