On September 17, local time, Canadian Prime Minister Carney delivered a speech at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France, emphasizing the long-standing common values and partnership between Canada and the European Union, and calling for further cooperation between the two sides. Carney said Canada and the EU “are not allies that only stand together in good times, nor are they seeking zero-sum deals.” Carney said that Canada and Europe should deepen cooperation in a range of strategic competencies to enhance and guarantee the strategic autonomy of both sides. Canada can provide liquefied natural gas and hydrogen energy to Europe on a large scale to support Europe's energy security. Carney stressed that Canada is participating in the EU's 150 billion euro “European Security Action” program, adding that Canada is the first non-European country to participate in the plan. Carney also said that the EU-Canada summit will be held in Montreal in October.

On September 17, local time, Canadian Prime Minister Carney delivered a speech at the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France, emphasizing the long-standing common values and partnership between Canada and the European Union, and calling for further cooperation between the two sides. Carney said Canada and the EU “are not allies that only stand together in good times, nor are they seeking zero-sum deals.” Carney said that Canada and Europe should deepen cooperation in a range of strategic competencies to enhance and guarantee the strategic autonomy of both sides. Canada can provide liquefied natural gas and hydrogen energy to Europe on a large scale to support Europe's energy security. Carney stressed that Canada is participating in the EU's 150 billion euro “European Security Action” program, adding that Canada is the first non-European country to participate in the plan. Carney also said that the EU-Canada summit will be held in Montreal in October.