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Carney Welcomes EU Proposal for Canada's Associated Membership

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney addressed the European Parliament, outlining areas for deeper cooperation with the European Union after Brussels proposed an associated membership status for Canada.

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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has welcomed a proposal from the European Union to grant Canada associated membership status, according to a report by Al Jazeera.

Carney made the remarks in an address to the European Parliament, where he reportedly listed several areas in which he hopes to expand cooperation between Canada and the EU.

The report did not specify the exact terms of the associated membership proposal or the particular sectors Carney highlighted during his speech.

Al Jazeera's report indicates the address marks a step in ongoing discussions between Canada and the European Union regarding the scope of their bilateral relationship.

Further details on the proposal, including its potential implications for trade, security or other areas of cooperation, were not immediately available.

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