Canada and Türkiye have agreed to a strategic partnership, with free trade talks set to begin next month. The agreement comes despite ongoing concerns about human rights in Türkiye. Canada will offer critical minerals, energy, and nuclear technology as part of the deal. Türkiye has expressed a need for these resources, particularly in its energy and industrial sectors. The partnership is seen as a way to strengthen economic ties between the two nations. Canada’s export of critical minerals is a key component of the deal, as Türkiye seeks to diversify its supply chains. The move follows recent diplomatic efforts to enhance bilateral relations. The free trade talks are expected to focus on trade liberalization and investment opportunities. Canada’s involvement in Türkiye’s energy sector is also a point of interest for both countries. The agreement reflects broader trends in international trade and resource partnerships.