PM Modi assures Justin Trudeau to help in the shipment of AstraZeneca vaccines

Last updated on February 16th, 2021 at 06:54 am

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau had a conversation over the telephone with PM Modi to seek AstraZeneca vaccines and was assured that India would do its best to support Canada. While having the conversation, they also discussed the recent farm protest and to resolve the matter via dialogue.

PM Modi stated on Twitter that “he was glad to get a call from his friend, and guaranteed Canada’s PM that India would put forth a valiant effort to encourage supplies of Coronavirus vaccine for Canada. Furthermore consented to keep on collaborating on various significant challenges like global economic recuperation and growing climate change.” 

Afterward, Trudeau tweeted that he had a great conversation with PM Modi about various important issues and they had consented to keep in touch.

The shipment of the AstraZeneca vaccine to Canada is considered to be imminent and is the only awaiting emergency use approval from the health authorities in Canada. 

There is a positivity that the jabs will likewise bring about an improvement in ties between the two nations that were influenced after Trudeau had offered controversial comments about the farmer’s dissent. There was a sharp reciprocal by New Delhi. 

That matter was referenced obliquely in a readout provided by the Canadian PMO yet framed in a diplomatic gesture. It stated, “Both leaders discussed democratic principles, the farmers protest and to settle issues through the talks.” 

A senior authority stated that this was a respectful and generic plan that applied to demonstrations amid both nations, regardless of whether they are against the farmer’s laws in India or over native rights in Canada. 

During a press meet on Wednesday, Trudeau reiterated that I can emphasize that India has been an incredible accomplice in battling Covid, regardless of whether it’s assisting us with the conveyance of different medications or whether it’s cooperating on vaccines.

The Trudeau regime has confronted criticism as of late as its projected vaccination program has run into trouble because of a deficiency of coronavirus shots shipments from Pfizer and Moderna company.

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