French Prime Minister to Visit Ottawa, Quebec City, and Montreal During Canadian Visit
The French Prime Minister, Jean Castex, is set to embark on a visit to Canada next week, with plans to visit Ottawa, Quebec City, and Montreal. This visit comes as part of the ongoing efforts to strengthen the relationship between France and Canada.
During his visit, Prime Minister Castex will meet with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Ottawa on March 17th. The two leaders are expected to discuss a wide range of topics, including trade, climate change, and international security. This meeting is seen as an opportunity to further enhance the strong ties between France and Canada.
Following his visit to Ottawa, Prime Minister Castex will travel to Quebec City on March 18th. He will meet with Quebec Premier François Legault to discuss issues of mutual interest, such as economic cooperation and cultural exchange. This meeting is also expected to focus on the ongoing efforts to combat the COVID-19 pandemic and the importance of international collaboration in addressing global challenges.
The final stop on Prime Minister Castex’s Canadian visit will be Montreal on March 19th. He will meet with Mayor Valérie Plante to discuss the city’s economic development and the strong cultural ties between France and Montreal. The Prime Minister will also visit the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, where he will attend the opening of an exhibition featuring French artists.
This visit by the French Prime Minister is a testament to the strong and enduring relationship between France and Canada. It highlights the importance of continued cooperation and collaboration between the two countries on various issues of mutual interest. The visit is also expected to further strengthen the cultural and economic ties between France and the Canadian cities of Ottawa, Quebec City, and Montreal.
