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Canada joining SAFE defence borrowing pact will help firms compete: Anand - BNN Bloomberg
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OTTAWA — The European Parliament has formally welcomed Canada into the SAFE defence borrowing agreement, something Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand says is an important step for the country.
The parliament passed a final vote today that effectively greenlights Canada’s participation in a defence borrowing pact worth the equivalent of C$240 billion.
Canada would be the first non-European country to join the Security Action for Europe agreement, commonly known as SAFE.
Anand says this means Canadian companies will be able to participate in procurement competitions typically open only to E…
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