President Dr Irfaan Ali meets Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney in Ottawa to expand cooperation between Guyana and Canada. The discussions focus on strengthening economic ties and supporting Guyana’s transformation agenda, while both leaders emphasize shared positions on climate change and biodiversity. Both outlets report that the talks also cover food security and sovereignty, reflecting areas where the two countries align on international priorities. The leaders additionally highlight trade cooperation and broader global engagement, with Canada and Guyana positioned as working together on climate-related challenges. Inews Guyana adds that the meeting comes as Guyana prepares to mark its 60th independence anniversary, and notes that the leaders praise their long-standing relationship and shared values. The articles also agree that regional security is part of the cooperation agenda, with both sides calling attention to the importance of stability in the wider region. Overall, the meeting is presented as a commitment to deepen bilateral collaboration across climate, economic cooperation, and security matters.