Carney wraps U.A.E. visit with pledge of $70B to be invested in Canada | CBC News
Prime Minister Mark Carney says Ottawa is working on a $1-billion project aimed at expanding critical minerals processing capacity in Canada, while securing the equivalent of $70 billion in investment from the United Arab Emirates.
Carney wraps U.A.E. visit with pledge of $70B to be invested in Canada | CBC News Carney wraps U.A.E. visit with pledge of $70B to be invested in Canada | CBC News Loaded Politics Carney wraps U.A.E. visit with pledge of $70B to be invested in Canada Prime Minister Mark Carney says Ottawa is working on a $1-billion project aimed at expanding critical minerals processing capacity in Canada, while securing the equivalent of $70 billion in investment from the United Arab Emirates. PMO says funding is part of bilateral investment framework agreement Dylan Robertson · The Canadian Press · Posted: N
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