Joly pushes LNG ties in Japan and South Korea, amid North Korea missiles
Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly says Canada is set to become a major energy supplier for Japan and South Korea.
“We will become a major supplier of key energy for them, starting in 2025,” Joly said in a Thursday interview from Seoul.Joly said these types of projects will help Canada shore up energy security in the region, where China and Russia have been growing increasingly assertive. Joly said a series of missiles that North Korea launched over Japan this month loomed large in her talks with local officials and the Canadian navy.
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