Canada and Turkey intend to sign a joint declaration on deepening bilateral cooperation in four areas, including defense and energy.
“Elchi” reports that Reuters disseminated this information, citing the source.
According to the information, the document is planned to be signed this week during the visit of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney to Turkey.
The declaration is also expected to cover economic cooperation, advancing free trade talks, as well as strengthening social and diplomatic relations. According to the source, the parties plan to establish committees for each of the four areas to prepare action plans.
Carney will be the first Canadian Prime Minister to make an official visit to Turkey. On Thursday evening in Ankara, he will meet with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.