Full CoverageCarney says Canada will meet new NATO spending target by developing critical minerals
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By Kevin Page
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Mark Carney
MarkJCarney
Canada’s new government is rebuilding, rearming, and reinvesting in our Armed Forces. To ensure they have the equipment they need, we’re building up our defence industries, creating more fulfilling, high-paying careers for Canadians. pic.x.com/MGUtOFj050
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NATO
At the #NATOsummit, Allies decided to invest 5% of GDP to strengthen the Alliance.
This is a substantial commitment in response to significant threats to our security 🛡️
Tap to read up on key decisions Allies made at the NATO Summit ⤵️
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NATO
Earlier this week, @SecGenNATO wrapped up a successful #NATOsummit where he highlighted that Allies agreed to invest 5% in defence through a historic new defence investment plan
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Sanjay Ruparelia
SVRuparelia
Boosting defense spending without investing in diplomatic capabilities and supporting international assistance will undermine Canadian foreign policy.
Valuable piece by @lloydaxworthy, @AllanRock and @MichaelManulak.
#cdnpoli www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/article-canada-defence-spending-foreign-policy-mark-carney-nato/
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