Canada’s Minister of Finance, François-Philippe Champagne, has concluded a high-impact diplomatic tour across Europe, reinforcing Canada’s economic and security partnerships with key allies.

During his multi-country visit, Minister Champagne met with senior leaders in France, Germany, and the European Union to advance Canada’s strategic interests in global trade, cybersecurity, and clean technology. The trip included bilateral talks on supply chain resilience, digital infrastructure, and joint climate initiatives.

“Canada is deepening its ties with trusted partners to ensure economic stability and shared security in an increasingly complex world,” said Champagne.

The minister also engaged with business leaders and innovation hubs to promote Canadian investment opportunities and strengthen transatlantic collaboration. His visit comes amid growing global focus on secure trade routes, AI governance, and green energy transitions.

This European outreach marks a pivotal step in Canada’s efforts to position itself as a proactive, reliable partner in shaping the future of global commerce and democratic resilience.