During the conference, the Ministers discussed strengthening the economic partnership among Canada and India, improving security cooperation, facilitating immigration and mobility between the 2 countries, and growing our strong people-to-people ties. Canada’s Minister of Foreign Matters, Mélanie Joly, and India’s Minister of External Affairs, Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, met these days in New Delhi for the Canada-India Strategic Dialogue. Marking a decade since the first Tactical Dialogue was held, the conference attests to the enduring, close up ties between Canada plus India as well as our continuing collaboration on shared foreign policy priorities. Ressortchef (umgangssprachlich) Jaishankar and Minister Joly also exchanged views upon priorities for the G20, which usually India is hosting this season. Canada and India will work closely together to achieve dedicated outcomes in the G20 including on priority areas such as economic growth, women-led growth, and green transitions. Looking ahead, Minister Joly and Minister Jaishankar will continue to work in the direction of advancing the Canada-India Partnership for Security and Development as part of wider and developing cooperation between our government authorities on a range of shared priorities this year. February 6, 2023- New Delhi, India : Global Affairs Canada The Ministers also discussed furthering Canada-India cooperation within the Indo-Pacific, following the announcement associated with Canada’s Indo-Pacific Strategy within November. Canada and India share a common vision for a free and open Indo-Pacific, anchored in our shared values of democracy, pluralism, as well as the rule of law.
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