India, Canada reset ties during PM Carney's visit; Uranium deal signed, $50bn trade target set

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney met Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi in a high-profile effort to reset bilateral ties after years of diplomatic strain. The leaders held delegation-level talks reviewing cooperation across trade, energy, security and people-to-people links, signaling a renewed push to stabilise and strengthen relations. A major outcome of the visit was the signing of agreements on uranium supply and critical minerals, aimed at boosting energy security and supporting clean-energy transitions in both countries. The deal is expected to deepen collaboration in nuclear energy, supply chain resilience and strategic resource development, sectors viewed as vital amid shifting global geopolitics. At a joint press conference, both leaders emphasized shared democratic values and economic opportunity, while acknowledging the need to rebuild trust and maintain open channels of communication. The meeting marked a significant diplomatic step, reflecting mutual recognition of India’s growing economic weight and Canada’s resource strength.