“As Germany moves away from Russian energy at the speed of light, Canada is our partner of choice,” Scholz said speaking at a German-Canadian economic conference in Toronto.
THE Germany hopes that Canadian liquefied natural gas (LNG) will play an “important role” in its exit from Russian gas imports, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said today in Toronto during his two-day visit to Canada.
“As Germany moves away from Russian energy at the speed of light, Canada is our partner of choice,” Scholz said speaking at a German-Canadian economic conference in Toronto.
“For now, that means increasing our LNG imports. We hope that Canadian LNG will play an important role in this.”
Canada and Germany are two perfectly matched pieces “in the global puzzle that is our multipolar world,” the chancellor said.
“Your country has almost unlimited potential to become a superpower in the field of sustainable energy and sustainable resource production,” Soltz said.
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