Canada keen to deepen partnerships with Karnataka quantum computing, AI, aerospace and defence: Trade Minister Maninder Sindhu
Canadian Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu visited Bengaluru to strengthen economic ties with Karnataka in sectors like quantum computing, AI, and aerospace. The visit emphasizes the proposed Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, which aims to significantly increase bilateral trade by 2030.
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Deepening trade relations between Canada and India in emerging technologies could accelerate digital transformation and infrastructure development in both nations.
Canada keen to deepen partnerships with Karnataka quantum computing, AI, aerospace and defence: Trade Minister Maninder Sindhu left According to Mr. Sidhu, a key priority is the proposed Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement, negotiations for which are being pursued by both governments. | Image for representation iStockphoto Getty Images https://th-i.thgim.com/public/incoming/kkqlb9/article71594147.ece/alternates/FREE_1200/Only-for-Print-GHIGGHG70.4.jpg.jpg iStockphoto Closeup shot of two businessmen shaking hands in an office istock photo for BL Mr. Sidhu, who was in the city as part of a high-level Canadian trade mission to India, said Canada and India had complementary economic strengths and were well positioned to build stronger partnerships at a time when global trade patterns were being reshaped.
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