Piyush Goyal to meet Canadian PM Mark Carney in Ottawa today as trade talks advance
Piyush Goyal is meeting Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney in Ottawa to advance trade talks between India and Canada. This visit marks a significant step in deepening economic relations as both countries work towards a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement. Goyal is leading a large delegation of Indian business leaders, highlighting the growing importance of Canada-India economic ties.
- ▪Piyush Goyal's meeting with Prime Minister Carney is a rare instance of an Indian Cabinet minister being received at that level in Ottawa.
- ▪Goyal will be in Canada from Monday to Wednesday, engaging in discussions with various Canadian ministers.
- ▪The delegation led by Goyal is the largest trade mission India has ever sent abroad, emphasizing the significance of Canada-India relations.
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Piyush Goyal to meet Canadian PM Mark Carney in Ottawa today as trade talks advanceGoyal's call on Carney on the first day of the visit is a rare instance of an Indian Cabinet minister being received at that level in Ottawa.Updated on: May 25, 2026 7:30 AM ISTBy Anirudh BhattacharyyaShare viaCopy link Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal will meet Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney in Ottawa on Monday, underscoring Canada’s push to deepen economic engagement with India as the two countries work towards a comprehensive trade agreement.Piyush Goyal will be in Canada from Monday to Wednesday. (ANI)Goyal will be in Canada from Monday to Wednesday.
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