Macron Announces France and Canada Will 'Work Toward Rapprochement' on Several Issues
The French president hosted Canada's prime minister at Saint Pierre and Miquelon, France's only overseas territory in the North Atlantic, Le Monde reported.
French President Emmanuel Macron announced that France and Canada will "work toward a rapprochement" on several topics, according to Le Monde.
Le Monde reported that Macron welcomed Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney at Saint Pierre and Miquelon, France's only overseas territory located in the North Atlantic.
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- La France et le Canada vont « travailler à un rapprochement » sur plusieurs sujets, annonce Emmanuel Macron — Le Monde — Une
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