Anita Anand

This is a new way of doing diplomacy.

Certainly, it reflects a changed foreign policy.

It is diplomacy like Canada has not done before, in the recent past.

The ICC, in our view, should not be politicized and Canada, as a founding member of the ICC, will continue to be a strong supporter.

The three North American countries will work together on autos and other difficult trade issues.

A concrete measure is being here in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia today in the middle of attacks that are occurring in the Strait of Hormuz.

Engagement doesn’t mean endorsement. It is necessary in order to fulfil the intentions of Canadian values, to represent those values on the world stage, to bring those values to the table.

The IOC decision can risk normalizing Russia’s illegal war of aggression against Ukraine.

It’s “unjustified” for Iran to strike civilian targets

It’s “unacceptable” that Iran has launched attacks on commercial ships in recent days

Iran’s attacks on civilian vessels are completely unjustified, they violate the MOU and they should not be allowed to stand without reprehension from the global community.

Canada agrees … that Iran's attacks on civilian vessels are completely unjustified.

We have to make sure that peace is maintained and the Strait of Hormuz is open and freely navigable.

We do want to always support Canadians in either of those jurisdictions or anywhere else in the world to the very best of our ability.

Turkey has interest in the (small modular reactor) technology. It has interest in the nuclear sector. Canada is a leader in these sectors.

The situation in Venezuela following two catastrophic earthquakes is “horrific” and Canada will look to expand its humanitarian support for the region.

Turkey is a valued NATO ally. This remains true today and will going forward.

Canada is a global leader in nuclear technology, and we see significant opportunities to work together to advance not only energy security but also economic growth and clean energy development.

First, on trade and investment, we are advancing our economic relationship, including work towards a future Canada-Turkey free trade agreement.

In terms of Venezuela, we are working with our mission in Bogota, Colombia, to ensure that the approximately 800 Canadians who are registered there have the support that they need.

We do not have plans to open an embassy in Iran or Venezuela at the current time.

The scale of devastation in Venezuela caused by these earthquakes is heartbreaking.

Canada continues to oppose the expansion of settlements in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.

The position remains important and suggested work was underway to fill the role.

$100 million in federal funding to support Palestinians living in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.