OTTAWA --
Canada's overseas affairs minister is travelling to Europe for conferences to deal with the response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Melanie Joly introduced Saturday that she is going to go to Finland, Germany and Belgium.
Joly is to satisfy along with her Finnish counterpart Pekka Haavisto in Helsinki, the place she says they'll work to strengthen the Canada-Finland bilateral relationship.
The pair can be to debate methods to coordinate efforts on Arctic points and to additional assist Ukraine.
Whereas in Berlin, Germany Joly will attend the convention of the Moldova Help Platform the place discussions will concentrate on help to Ukrainian refugees compelled into that nation on account of the Russian invasion.
In Brussels, Belgium the minister will attend G7 and NATO overseas ministers' conferences, the place discussions will look at continued coordination to boost regional safety in Jap Europe.
"The battle in Ukraine impacts us all, and we should work along with the worldwide neighborhood to answer Vladimir Putin's egregious acts," Joly mentioned in a information launch. "Ukraine's safety is not simply essential for Ukraine, however for the world."
On March 8, Canada introduced the renewal of its multi-year dedication to Operation Reassurance, the Canadian Armed Forces assist to NATO's assurance and deterrence measures in Central and Jap Europe.
This report by The Canadian Press was first revealed April 2, 2022.
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