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The EU and Canada summit strengthens their strategic ties with a new Security and Defence Partnership, digital trade agreement talks and deeper cooperation on AI.

Ten EU member states have yet to ratify the CETA deal, including France, Italy, and Poland, indicating that it is not enforced to its full capacity.

After Ceta took effect provisionally in 2017, there has been a 71 per cent increase in bilateral trade in goods and services between the EU and Canada, from €72.2bn in 2016 to €123bn in 2023.

Prime Minister Mark Carney began official events for his four-day trip to Europe Monday by visiting a military cemetery in Belgium before a meeting with European counterparts at the EU-Canada summit.

Following seven years of negotiations, Canada and the EU struck a free-trade deal in October 2016, known as the Comprehensive and Economic Trade Agreement, or CETA.