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As Carney visits Armenia, experts urge deeper Canada ties in the Caucasus - CBC

·May 3, 2026
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PoliticsMark Carney is expected to spend the bulk of his few hours in Armenia engaging with European leaders, but experts say he has momentum to build ties with Yerevan and the rest of the Caucasus as well, something first undertaken by Trudeau. Carney becomes the second Canadian prime minister to visit ArmeniaListen to this articleEstimated 6 minutesThe audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. Carney urged to build regional connections during Armenia tripMay 3|Duration 2:00As Prime Minister Mark Carney visits Armenia for the European Political Community summit, he's being urged to not only strengthen ties with European allies, but also throughout the Caucasus. In his roughly 20 hours in Yerevan, Prime Minister Mark Carney will have only a brief window to engage with Armenia's political leadership before the European Political Community summit — where Canada has been invited as a guest of honour — gets underway.

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