Canada has concluded talks with the Philippines on a free trade deal, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced on Saturday, as Ottawa continues to look to reduce its reliance on the US following a breakdown in relations with Washington. "One year ago, Canada and the Philippines launched talks on a new free trade agreement," Carney wrote in a post on social media. "Today, we’ve already concluded the negotiations." "We’re diversifying our trade partnerships to build a stronger, more resilient Canadian economy," Carney, who is in Manila to attend the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) summit, added.
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