MANILA — Prime Minister Mark Carney and his Philippine counterpart have concluded talks for a free-trade agreement, which is expected to be formally signed next year. “A ship that stays in the harbour is safe, but that’s not what a ship is for. And it takes a leader to take the ship out of the
Canada and the Philippines have concluded negotiations for a free-trade agreement, with formal signing expected in 2027, CBC News and The Manila Times reported. The talks concluded in Manila after a meeting between Prime Minister Mark Carney and his Philippine counterpart, according to the Philippine Canadian Inquirer. Global News also reported the negotiations had ended, while intelligencer.ca said Canada had concluded talks on a separate agreement with ASEAN as well. The reports do not provide details of the Philippines deal’s terms.
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