Canadian PM Justin Trudeau invites Sheikh Hasina for G7 Special Session
Ottawa/Dhaka, June 3 (IBNS): Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has invited his Bangladeshi counterpart Sheikh Hasina to attend a session of the G7 Summit.
The Canadian PM has said that his nation will welcome Hasina and 15 other world leaders and heads of international organisations to a special outreach session of the G7 Summit on June 9.
Speaking on the event, Trudeau tweeted: "Next week, we’ll welcome @g7 leaders to Charlevoix to address some of the world’s most pressing challenges together. We’ve also invited reps from the @UN, @IMFNews, @OECD, @WorldBank & other leaders from around the world to work on growing our economies and protecting our oceans."
Next week, we’ll welcome @g7 leaders to Charlevoix to address some of the world’s most pressing challenges together. We’ve also invited reps from the @UN, @IMFNews, @OECD, @WorldBank & other leaders from around the world to work on growing our economies and protecting our oceans:
— Justin Trudeau (@JustinTrudeau) June 1, 2018
An official statement issued by the Canadian PM's website said Canada is committed to working with others in the G7 and beyond to strengthen resilience, fight climate change, and protect oceans for generations to come.
As with all work under Canada’s G7 presidency, these discussions will include a focus on gender equality and women’s empowerment, read the statement.
“Our oceans and coasts are under considerable threat – from increases in plastic pollution, more frequent and severe weather events, and illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing. Resilient coastal communities and healthy oceans are vital to growing economies that work for everyone and that is why we are committed to working with others to protect the world’s oceans," the Canadian PM said in a statement.
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