Canada’s Foreign Minister Celebrates Progress in India Relations during Visit

New Delhi, October 14 (Daily Kiran) : Canada’s Foreign Minister Anita Anand expressed her satisfaction with the progress made in bilateral relations during her two-day visit to India. On Wednesday, she noted that both nations are advancing trade talks and expanding cooperation in energy, innovation, and security sectors.

Anand shared her thoughts on social media, posting a photo and reflecting on a significant moment from a year ago. She recalled her meeting with Indian Foreign Minister S. Jaishankar in New Delhi, where they took steps toward creating a joint roadmap for Canada-India relations.

Returning to India, Anand expressed excitement about the progress achieved. “From advancing trade discussions to enhancing cooperation in energy, innovation, and security, both countries have made strides on multiple fronts,” she stated.

She emphasized that the true significance of Canada-India relations lies in what both countries can achieve together. Addressing the shifting international landscape, she remarked, “At a time of significant changes in the global order, the strengthening connections between India and Canada offer opportunities to shape future prosperity and contribute to a free, open, and prosperous Indo-Pacific region.”

Anand’s comments come amid ongoing efforts to bolster bilateral ties and enhance collaboration across various sectors. She arrived in India on Tuesday for her third visit since June 2025, as confirmed by Foreign Ministry spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal on social media. This trip clearly reflects the sustained high-level dialogue and positive momentum in Canada-India relations.

According to Jaiswal, discussions during the visit will focus on ways to further advance recent progress and strengthen the bilateral partnership. This visit is viewed as another positive step toward continuity and mutual cooperation between the two nations, with upcoming meetings expected to address issues of mutual interest.