WASHINGTON: US President Joe Biden and Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau have agreed to launch a dialogue about the Indo-Pacific to promote regional security and straighten their approach in China.
In a statement, the White House said Biden met Trudaye on Thursday to review the implementation of road maps for updated As-Canada partnerships launched in February 2021 to revitalize their strategic partnerships.
“Their extensive discussion includes a joint effort to combat Covid-19; rebuilding better; accelerate climate action; diversity and advanced inclusion; increase security and defense, and build a global alliance,” read statements.
“They also agreed to work together to overcome the challenges of unprecedented migration facing the western hemisphere in 2021, and underlined the importance of strong cooperation under the US-Canadian action plan on opioids because the United States surpassed 100,000 death overdose drugs , “he added.
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The President and Prime Minister discussed extensive cooperation about security and committed to strengthening cooperation between five-eye countries.
“They are committed to building strategic dialogue on the Indo-Pacific to promote regional security, legal supremacy, good governance; to harmonize our approach in China and the People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK); and emphasize their strategic dialogue on Arctic cooperation,” The statement was read.
“The two leaders are also committed to continuing close collaboration in Haiti, including strengthening the capacity of Haiti National Police and supporting inclusive political dialogue.
They also promised to pass for foreigners and Afghanistan, resettlement, and cooperation of counter-terrorism,” statement added.