Canada Delegation Strengthens India Trade Ties
Canadian Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu leads the largest business delegation in 30 years to India, boosting ties in clean tech, energy, and aerospace.
Canadian Minister of International Trade Maninder Sidhu reported that 300 Canadian business delegates arrived in India, marking the largest such delegation in 30 years. Sidhu expressed appreciation for the hospitality shown to the visiting trade representatives during their engagements across the country.
Sidhu stated that the economic partnership between India and Canada continues to expand through targeted investments in key sectors including clean technology, aerospace, and energy. The discussions emphasized bolstering bilateral trade volumes and establishing deeper institutional frameworks between the two nations.
Industry leaders accompanying the delegation, including Fairfax founder Prem Watsa, noted ongoing commercial collaborations spanning multiple economic domains. Sidhu explained that both governments are actively reviewing opportunities to enhance market access and support joint ventures within priority industries.
Additional discussions focused on expanding cooperation in liquefied natural gas terminals and advanced manufacturing initiatives over the coming months. Sidhu stated that the bilateral framework aims to secure long-term economic growth and strengthen supply chain resilience for both Canadian and Indian enterprises.