PM coy on whether Canadian leader gave him Trump tips
The Prime Minister met with Donald Trump for the highly anticipated talks with Donald Trump and met with open oral Canadian counterpart.
Albania’s debate with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney was the first in a series of meetings with the world leaders on the sides of the G7 Summit in the coming days.
However, the last face -to -face with the US President on Tuesday.
Albanese, Calgary’deki reporters in the statement, “I am waiting, I think the discussion with President Trump, Australia and the United States and our relations,” he said.
“We have a few things to talk about.”
As a Summit server, Mr. Carney, as a Summit server, invited the Prime Minister to the 2025 event in Kananaskis at the foot of Canada Rockies in Canada Rockis in the province of Alberta.
The US tariffs are expected to dominate the summit by preparing many world leaders, including Mr. Carney, to meet with Mr. Trump.
Although Mr. Albania had the first face -to -face interview with the US President, the G7 server promised to fight against threatening tariffs, but he had previously met with Mr. Trump.
The Australian Prime Minister wouldn’t be withdrawn when asked if Mr. Carney gave clues about how he would approach the American leader.
“The issues between Canada and the United States were very open and very clear, Al Albete said.
“We focused our discussions on Australia and Canada and our relationship, which is very important.
“In the uncertain world, there is certainty in the relationships that people seek… Australia and Canada are such partners.”
The two leaders reflected the date of cooperation, which each nation sent firefighters to help fight the natural disasters of the other.
During the meeting, they discussed defense participation, climate change, and deepening the increasing situations in the Middle East.
Both men came together on the edges of the Papal opening last month and spoke several times on the phone, but Sunday’s event was the first official bilateral discussion.
They used the opportunity to give each other as a gift to each other.
Mr. Carney was presented with a Akubra, while Mr. Albane was presented to Stetson, a similar wide -edged hat that came to symbolize Canada.
The leader of Canada was also given a framed piece of souvenir from the 1981 Australian war film Gallipolli, his favorite film, and presented a statue of a bronze bear by Wildlife Artist Roy Hinz to Mr. Albanian.
The Prime Minister is compared with the Canadian peer, who won an election that promises to stand against Mr. Trump, who has a less hostile attitude on Mr. Trump.
He promised to cope with people in a constructive, respectful way and advance the national interests of Australia, and considering the use of US Cattle imports and critical minerals as potential bargaining chips in tariff negotiations.
Albania, trade measures will harm US consumers, while determining the long history of Australia and America emphasized.
Tariffs are usually transferred to the citizens of the country that imposes measures by importers, but can reduce the demand for the products of the exporting country.
Australia faces 50 percent tariffs on aluminum and steel products sent to the United States, and other goods were initially shot with 10 percent tax.
Arbanese is also planned to welcome Lee Jae-Myung, the newly elected South Korean President Lee Jae-Myung on Monday, with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, French President Emmanuel Macron, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba and German Chancellor Friedrich Merz the next day.
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