On September 20 local time, in Saint-Paul and Saint-Pierre, the overseas administrative regions of France, French President Emmanuel Macron met with visiting Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to speak with reporters.
Saint Pierre and Miquelon Islands are located in the North Atlantic Ocean, just about 20 kilometers away from Newfoundland Island in Canada.
According to media reports such as Bloomberg, Canada and France plan to strengthen cooperation in various fields including fisheries, economic growth, energy, and telecommunications. However, they did not disclose any specific timelines or financial commitments.
Now, sovereignty does not just mean being self-sufficient and acquiring energy and safeguarding oneself," Kane also said, "it also requires securing access to artificial intelligence, space exploration, semiconductors, critical minerals, and clean energy."
The video shows that when discussing artificial intelligence, Carney said: "There are only four countries at the forefront of artificial intelligence—France, Canada, China, and the United States. We must unite to ensure that there is a proper framework for making artificial intelligence safe and effective."

Macron stated that France supports Canada's agenda of closer ties with the European Union, and supports Canada becoming an "associated member" of the EU.
Khan said that Canada hopes to establish a "more powerful and ambitious alliance" with the EU, including cooperation in various fields.
According to reports, recently, European Commission Chairwoman Vondel-Leiden proposed that Canada become the first potential member state of the EU. This arrangement has no precedent in EU history, and negotiations regarding what specific rights this status would include may take several years.
Canada and Europe have signed free trade agreements, so it is unlikely that there will be significant changes in this area. Analysts speculate that the new relations may harmonize some regulatory requirements, making it easier for certain groups (possibly students) to move across continents, or strengthen the connections in cross-ocean financial services.
Bloomberg reported that Canada’s efforts to strengthen ties with Europe come at a time when its relationship with its largest trading partner, the United States, is deteriorating. This measure indicates that Canada is striving to deepen its relationships with European partners in order to reduce its economic dependence on the United States.
Canadian and American trade negotiations collapsed in late August. U.S. President Donald Trump imposed a 50% tariff on certain Canadian goods and repeatedly mentioned the idea of making Canada the “51st state” of the United States. Canada responded with countermeasures, which led to further retaliation from the White House.
On that day, after concluding his meeting with Macron, Kane promptly returned to Ottawa to meet with Norway's Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Stolle.
Norway and Canada agree to seek enhanced defense cooperation agreements. When asked if Trump also views the relationship between Canada and Norway as 'hostile behavior', Carney replied: 'Closer ties between NATO members make these allies stronger, strengthen NATO, and greatly help all NATO members achieve their common goals, including the United States.'