00:00seek partnerships with a broad range of countries and then when the world looks around uh well
00:07who's a good energy partner who's an energy superpower of canada who can supply critical
00:12minerals canada who's uh has decent if not very good intelligence infrastructure in the um year
00:20that's passed since you were last at these two meetings um there have obviously been a number of
00:25issues of one of which is the united states has uh created a lot of fear about instability of
00:31source of supply and energy products or the musings about diesel for example yes and on top of that of
00:38course you attracted a lot of attention with your speech at davos in january have either of those
00:43events changed how things are going to work at these summits for you is there more interest in
00:49canada and do you think the either of them will lead to any commercial deals for canada a hundred
00:56percent uh both of the both of those and i think but i think more uh more of the drivers
01:05that were
01:07identified if you reference the davos speech that were identified in the davos speech and it
01:13enumerated in others uh including in australia and elsewhere the core strategic capabilities which
01:19i think as you know mr austin were part of uh our national security strategy and what follows out
01:25from that uh there was a broad recognition uh a wide range of countries an increasing and wide range of
01:32countries uh that um of the risks of strategic dependencies it can be in energy from certainly insert
01:43only certain products or only certain regions it can be in fertilizer it can be in food it can be
01:48in
01:48ai it can be in space it can be you know across across the board and the motivation for many
01:58partnerships sometimes trade deals including trade deals but sometimes broader partnerships
02:04is as much about resilience and responding to that responding to the weaponization of integration which
02:12is basically what's happened or the dangers of excessive concentration so the response to that has been
02:20to seek partnerships with a broad range of countries and then when the world looks around
02:27well who's a good energy partner who's an energy superpower canada who can supply critical minerals canada
02:34who's uh has decent if not very good intelligence infrastructure um again canada and building out so
02:43there's a variety of areas where we we can be part of the solution uh and we're a country that
02:49stands by its
02:50agreements so that which is another key component so it is manifesting it's part of our strategy absolutely 100
02:58100 we're very transparent about it's part of our strategy to develop this dense web of connections
03:04to make us resilient to make us more independent to make us sovereign so we can live our lives as
03:09we
03:09choose so we're not being told what to do by some hegemon or a hyperscaler um and it is to
03:16varying
03:16degrees part of the strategies of many many countries and the two are coming together and that's why you're
03:21one of the reasons why you're seeing so much progress and last question david aiken global news
03:28good afternoon thank you for taking our questions appreciate the patience um vladimir putin has not
03:32been at a major summit with western world leaders since the full-scale invasion of ukraine
03:37will you participate in the family photo with uh mr putin and how will you publicly demonstrate
03:45the repudiation that canadians would expect of uh canadian prime minister of mr putin yeah well um our
03:51the short answer on the uh the protocol of participating in the photo yes i will participate
03:56in the photo uh out of respect for the host um we're in asia respect for the host okay um
04:02the uh
04:05repudiation of uh putin and russia uh is uh seen in our sanctions policy it's seen in the decision we
04:13took
04:13whenever it was a week 10 days ago uh to uh to ban uh russian uh athletes under the russian
04:21flag or the
04:22uh fellow uh or the flag of belarus uh from participation and sporting events in canada world
04:29juniors being the manifestation um canada stands firmly uh with ukraine firmly with democracy territorial
04:38integrity rule of law and all of those put us on the other side of vladimir putin's russia thank you
04:44thank you so much uh uh
04:47uh
04:47la position du du gouvernement du canada et je crois que les canadiens les canadiens est absolument
04:54clair en ce qui concerne la russie nous sommes compte l'agression de ce pays l'attroce de ce pays
05:03nous
05:05nous il ya et quels sont des réponses il ya des sanctions nous avons nous avons banni les joueurs
05:17de la russie et de la belarus de n'importe quel événement sportif au canada y compris les championnats des
05:30juniors
05:31à edmonton et à red deer en alberta cette année et alors la position est claire en ce qui concerne
05:41les
05:42formalités diplomatiques du respect pour l'autre la chine de l'épreuve oui je serai là comme les autres
05:53des régions oui merci beaucoup merci merci thank you subscribe to one india and never miss an update
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