- Mark Carney, representing Canada, discussed how the war in Iran is influencing G7 discussions and Canada's search for partners, including the US.
- Mark Carney discussed G7 focus on Iran ceasefire and Canadian support for Ukrainian victory.
Mark Carney and Canada support an energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine while maximizing oil and diesel exports to the US.
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Mark Carney and Canada support an energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine while maximizing oil and diesel exports to the US.
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Mark Carney
24th prime minister of Canada since 2025
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