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Carney invites Modi to G7

India is the 5th largest economy, so it makes sense: Canada’s Mark Carney backs PM Modi’s G7 invite despite tensions

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has defended his decision to invite Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the G7 Summit, stating it "made sense" given India's economic stature and global role. Despite ongoing tensions over the killing of Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar,

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Canadian PM Mark Carney explains why PM Modi was invited to G7 Summit despite Nijjar tensions

Mark Carney's remarks came as Canadian political rivals criticised his invite to PM Modi amid a probe into alleged Indian links to the 2023 Nijjar killing.

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Canada's Carney invites India's Modi to June G7 summit in Canada

By Ryan Patrick Jones, Sakshi Dayal and Tanvi Mehta NEW DELHI/TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada said Prime Minister Mark Carney invited his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi to the upcoming Group of Seven summit in a phone call on Friday,

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India central to key supply chains; must be part of G7: Canadian PM

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney defended inviting India to the G7 summit, emphasizing its economic significance and role ...

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Janhit: PM Modi to Attend G7 Summit in Canada, Set to Expose Pakistan on Global Stage | ABP NEWS

After much speculation about India’s participation, Prime Minister Narendra Modi is confirmed to attend the G7 Summit in Canada next week. There were rumors that India would not be invited, but ...

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Carney says Canada to focus on peace, energy security and new partnerships at G7 meeting

Canada is expecting to welcome leaders of the other liberal democracies that make up the G7: the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Japan, Italy and the European Union.

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India central to key supply chains; must be part of G7 discussions: Canadian PM Carney

India is the fifth largest economy in the world and it is central to a number of critical global supply chains, Canadian ...

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