Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said on Saturday that he held substantive talks with US President Donald Trump. Both countries are making progress towards a trade deal, though they have not reached an agreement yet. Carney also confirmed that Canada will not walk away from its commitment to NATO.
MANILA, Nov 14 (Reuters) - Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said on Saturday he had held lengthy, substantive talks with US President Donald Trump and the two countries were making progress towards a trade deal, though they had yet to reach an agreement.
Carney, who is in the Philippines for a state visit and meeting with Southeast Asian leaders, also said his country would not walk away from NATO and that the security architecture for a free Europe would be determined by a free Europe and NATO, not Russia.
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