Canada Industry Minister Mélanie Joly Visits Sweden to Promote Canadian Industry and Investment
Canada's Minister of Industry, Mélanie Joly, was in Sweden on November 1 to meet with businesses, promote Canadian industry and deepen collaboration with European partners, Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada said. Minister Joly will hold several bilateral meetings with senior private-sector executives focused on promoting Canadian industry, strengthening Canada and Sweden's trade relationship, and presenting Canada as a compelling destination for investment and a trusted global partner.
Joly said Canada and Sweden share a strong commitment to innovation, investment and economic collaboration, and that the visit will showcase Canadian expertise, attract new investment and deepen industrial ties. The department noted that over the past year and a half, Canada and the European Union have forged a new alliance that will create opportunities on both sides of the Atlantic.
Canada and Sweden cooperate on foreign policy, defence and security, energy and climate action, Indigenous collaboration, and trade and investment. Sweden ratified the Canada—European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement in May 2018, and since Sweden's accession to NATO in 2024 the two countries have deepened transatlantic security ties.
(Source: Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada)
Source: Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada
Published by GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
Photo: 图：瑞典首都 Stockholm 市景（Wikimedia Commons 开放授权） / Photo: Stockholm, Sweden (Wikimedia Commons, open licence)
