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Carney's Visit To Turkey

20 Oct to 21 Oct

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Steven ChaseThe Globe and Mail
Murray BrewsterCBC

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20 Oct
Carney is also expected to meet with officials from defence companies as well as firms with energy businesses during his visit to Turkey, including Calik Holding and Sabanci Holding, according to two other people familiar with the plans.
2 outlets · The Straits Times
21 Oct
Prime Minister Mark Carney departs for Turkey on Wednesday for a three-day visit with a strategically important NATO ally whose economic and defence industries have become increasingly attractive to Ottawa.
2 outlets · CBC

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21 Oct Carney’s Turkish balancing act must include business, defence and human rights
CBC
21 Oct Carney to sign agreements with Turkey deepening co-operation in energy, defence, officials say
The Globe and Mail
20 Oct Canada, Turkey set to sign pledge during Carney visit to deepen defence, energy ties, source says
The Straits Times

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