Canada's Next Trade Frontier: A Deal with Mercosur
Canadian negotiators are actively engaging in discussions to finalize a free-trade agreement with Mercosur. The International Trade Minister, Maninder Sidhu, announced plans for negotiators to visit Brasilia. The agreement is projected to be confirmed by autumn, enhancing trade relations between Canada and the South American bloc.
Canadian trade officials are advancing free-trade negotiations with Mercosur, the South American trade association. The announcement came from Canada's International Trade Minister, Maninder Sidhu, in Ottawa.
Negotiators are slated to head to Brasilia next week in pursuit of the agreement.
Sidhu anticipates the deal will be officially signed by autumn, fortifying economic ties.
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