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Canada and India are continuing work toward a comprehensive economic partnership agreement, with energy and critical-mineral supply chains among the areas receiving attention.
Reuters reported on September 19 that Canadian Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu expressed optimism about concluding the negotiations before the end of 2026. Indian negotiators are expected to visit Canada in October, while leaders from both countries may meet during the G20 summit in December.
The talks also highlight a broader shift in global supply-chain planning. Energy security, nuclear cooperation and access to critical minerals are increasingly being discussed alongside traditional trade issues.
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VALUTED NEWS will follow the negotiations as officials publish additional details on tariffs, investment and sector-specific agreements.
Source context: Reuters reporting published September 19, 2026. This article is original VALUTED NEWS editorial writing and does not reproduce the source article.