- Chancellor Scholz began his inaugural trip to Canada on Sunday (21 August) to intensify cooperation between the two countries after a clash in July over the maintenance of a turbine aimed for the Nord Stream 1 gas pipeline.
- With the ratification of CETA planned for the Autumn, Scholz is optimistic about opening a new chapter in German-Canada relations: deeper trade, energy and resource cooperation.
- The accord’s goal would be to work on getting the hydrogen market up and running, sharing production technologies and establishing hydrogen supply chains between Canada and Germany.
Germany’s Scholz visits Canada to build ‘reliable network’
