Canada and Turkey have formally launched negotiations for a free-trade agreement (FTA), Prime Minister Mark Carney’s office said on Tuesday.
“The technical teams from both countries will undertake the necessary work to define the scope and ambition of the agreement and prepare for the first round of negotiations,” the office said in a statement.
The move follows an agreement last month by Canadian and Turkish trade ministers to begin exploratory discussions aimed at concluding a free-trade agreement.
“Closer economic cooperation will support economic growth, support job creation, enhance competitiveness, strengthen supply chains, and help our businesses succeed in an increasingly dynamic global economy,” the statement added.
This is great news for Canada we can sell them gallons of Maple syrup while in return they can sell us more Turkish barber hot towels than you can shake a stick at !!! win win
Aside from the Ford Transit, what do they have that we need?
Another MOU with a friendly nation for his idiots to drool over
Yummy.More Turkey
So, more free trade ‘agreements’. Nothing solid actually traded, no dollars made for Canadians by Canadians. More wasted jet fuel and catered food for his wifey and himself. Another vacay for the PM. So sick of the charade being played by this f*scist pig.