Canadian PM confirmed: Chrystia Freeland leaves government and may focus on Ukraine's reconstruction
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Chrystia Freeland is leaving her position in the Canadian government but may become Canada's special representative for Ukraine's reconstruction. Her experience as Minister of Finance and Foreign Affairs makes her a unique candidate for this mission.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced that Chrystia Freeland has decided to leave her government position. At the same time, she may become Canada's special representative for Ukraine's reconstruction. This is reported by UNN with reference to Carney's post on social networks.
Thank you, Chrystia, for your dedication, numerous contributions to Canada's development, friendship, and continued partnership
Mark Carney also emphasized that thanks to her experience as Minister of Finance, Foreign Affairs, and International Trade, as well as her deep understanding of Ukraine and its economy, Freeland is uniquely positioned for her mission in Ukraine.
I have asked Chrystia to serve as Canada's new Special Representative for Ukraine's Reconstruction in addition to her duties as a Member of Parliament
The Prime Minister emphasized that her work will be aimed at ensuring peace in Europe and a better future for Ukrainians.
Recall
On March 14, Mark Carney officially took the oath as Canada's new Prime Minister, replacing Justin Trudeau.
Chrystia Freeland herself had previously resigned in protest against Trudeau's economic policy. But she later returned and headed the Ministry of Transport and Internal Trade.
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