Canada and Türkiye discuss nuclear energy, LNG and mineral supply chains

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Canada’s natural-resources department published a readout of an October 22 ministerial meeting in Ankara.

What the record says

The readout says the ministers discussed potential Canadian participation in Türkiye’s nuclear plans, liquefied-natural-gas supply and stronger mineral supply chains. It says they signed an energy-cooperation joint statement and committed to further intergovernmental discussions.

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Practical next step

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Limits and what is not established

The readout describes discussions and cooperation commitments. It does not announce a completed nuclear construction contract, an operating new plant or confirmed new LNG deliveries.

Sources checked October 24, 2026. Later notices may change instructions or arrangements.

Original sources

Natural Resources Canada: original information

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