During the meeting, the leaders will discuss military, economic and humanitarian support for Ukraine from Canada.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau confirmed the visit of Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky from September 21 to 22. The press service of the Canadian government reported this.
The leaders will reportedly discuss military, economic and humanitarian support from Canada. Zelensky and Trudeau will also sign an agreement to continue to strengthen economic ties between the countries.
“In close coordination, we will apply greater economic pressure on the Putin regime until it respects the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Ukraine, including sectors that are strategically important to Russia, such as oil and gas,” said government of Canada in a statement.
The President of Ukraine will speak before the parliament in Ottawa. The leaders will travel to Toronto, where they will meet with Canadian business leaders to “boost private sector investment in Ukraine’s future.”
Afterwards, Trudeau and Zelensky will engage in an event with the Ukrainian-Canadian community.
“Canada will always be with Ukraine and Ukrainians, who continue to defend their freedom, independence and democracy,” the Canadian government emphasized.
We remind you that Canada, together with Belgium, Denmark, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Sweden and the UK signed a statement on the creation of a joint coalition to train the Ukrainian Air Force in operation and maintenance of F-16 fighters.
In addition, Canada will allocate $24.5 million for air defense for Ukraine.
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Source: korrespondent
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