Canadian PM Carney visits Warsaw for talks with Poland's top officials

During his official visit to Warsaw, Canadian government head Mark Carney will be hosted on Monday by his Polish counterpart Donald Tusk, and by Poland's recently elected president Karol Nawrocki.

Canada's Prime Minister, Mark Carney, during his Sunday's visit to Kyiv.

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The Warsaw talks will cover Polish-Canadian relations and cooperation between the two countries in the domain of defence and security. Poland is Canada's largest trading partner in Central and Eastern Europe. In 2024, Polish exports to Canada were worth $2.26 billion, and imports $1.8 billion. For several years, Poland has been running a surplus in this trade.

Carney lands in Poland, kicking off mission to deepen European ties https://t.co/012fPTa2Tg #nationlnewswatch via @natnewswatch

— National Newswatch (@natnewswatch) August 23, 2025

Earlier on Sunday, the Canadian Prime Minister was in Kyiv, where he participated in Ukraine's Independence Day celebrations. Mark Carney announced that Ukraine would receive drones, ammunition, and armoured vehicles in September from an aid package worth over $700 million. He emphasized that his country will remain a reliable ally of Kyiv.

34 years ago today, Ukraine declared its independence. pic.twitter.com/oMtloWLRUK

— Mark Carney (@MarkJCarney) August 24, 2025

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Source: IAR