Australia's AUKUS Deal: Canada Collaborates on Military Technologies
Friday, 13 September 2024, 06:16
Canada's Intentions in Expanding AUKUS
Canada is engaging in significant discussions regarding its potential inclusion in the AUKUS partnership, originally formed by the US, Britain, and Australia.
Key Focus Areas
- Military Technologies: Canada aims to contribute to new initiatives involving artificial intelligence and quantum computing.
- Collaborative Discussions: Defence Minister Bill Blair emphasized the importance of dialogues with Japan and South Korea regarding AUKUS collaborations.
- Increased Defence Spending: Canada plans to enhance its military budget, increasing military commitments amid rising concerns over China.
Blair, during his recent visit to Tokyo, reiterated Canada's optimism about joining AUKUS discussions, aiming to strengthen security roles in the Asia-Pacific region.
Concerns About Chinese Activities
Amid talks, issues surrounding Chinese military activities have prompted important discussions set to continue at the upcoming G7 defence ministers' meeting in Italy.
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