Anita Anand

Anita Anand said she met China’s foreign minister to advance a strategic partnership

Anita Anand posted that she met China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Manila to advance work on a new strategic partnership between Canada and China. She said the talks covered trade, agriculture, and regional and global security concerns.

Reuters reports Anand calling for Middle East de-escalation and support for international law

Reuters reported that Anand called for a permanent ceasefire in the Middle East while speaking at an ASEAN meeting in Manila. She also reiterated Canada’s support for international law in addressing tensions in the South China Sea.

Global News clips Anand backing a ceasefire and international law

A Global News video item features Anand backing a ceasefire in the Middle East and reaffirming support for international law. The clip is dated July 22 and appears to summarize the same diplomatic messaging reported elsewhere.

Canada announces Anand’s visit to Pakistan and the Philippines

Global Affairs Canada announced that Anand would visit Pakistan and the Philippines to deepen Indo-Pacific partnerships. The release says she planned meetings with Pakistani leaders and participation in an ASEAN-related conference in Manila.

Anita Anand’s office highlights an Oakville crime-prevention roundtable and tougher laws

Anita Anand’s constituency news page lists a post about federal and provincial politicians holding Oakville’s first crime-prevention roundtable. It also references local coverage calling for tougher laws and closer collaboration to reduce crime.

Anita Anand says Canada and Brazil are deepening diplomatic ties

In a post on X, Anand said Canada and Brazil are working to deepen their partnership and announced a trip to São Paulo to co-chair the Canada-Brazil Strategic Partnership Dialogue. She said discussions would cover security, trade, science and technology, environmental sustainability, and opportunities for Canadian businesses and workers.

Anita Anand's official X account is active and publicly listed

Anand's X profile is publicly visible and identifies her as MP for Oakville East and Minister of Foreign Affairs. The provided result is a profile page rather than a specific recent post, so it establishes a public social-media presence but does not add a dated message within the last seven days.

Anita Anand visits Pakistan and announces more than $47 million in aid

Anita Anand completed a visit to Pakistan, where she announced over $47 million in new security and development assistance. The trip also included commitments to deepen cooperation on trade, investment, clean energy, and broader bilateral engagement.

CBC reports Anita Anand plans to reverse her retirement decision and seek re-election

CBC says sources familiar with the plan expect Anand to announce she will seek re-election after previously indicating she would retire from politics. The report says she is expected to make the announcement at an event with Mark Carney.

Canada and India begin discussions on a new trade deal after high-level meetings

BBC reported that Canada and India agreed to begin discussions on a new trade agreement after foreign-minister-level talks in Delhi. The report says the meetings also produced initiatives on trade and investment, and noted Anand's planned follow-on meetings with Indian business and government leaders.

Anand says Canada is pursuing trade talks with India while stressing public safety

CBC reported that Anand emphasized public safety, transnational repression, and foreign interference as Canada pursues trade negotiations with India. The report places her comments in the context of efforts to restart engagement after tensions linked to the killing of a Sikh activist in Canada.

No recent news found for Anita Anand in the last 7 days

No recent news, social media posts, or public mentions of Anita Anand were found in the last 7 days based on the search results provided.

Anita Anand states Canada will only consider Middle East assistance after ceasefire

In a statement regarding the Strait of Hormuz, Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand declared that Canada will not consider providing assistance, including military support, in the Middle East until a ceasefire is established. Anand emphasized the need for a diplomatic solution to the ongoing conflict, highlighting Canada's commitment to peaceful resolutions and international stability. The statement reflects the Canadian government's cautious approach to the escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran in the region.

Anita Anand announces three options for Canadians to leave Middle East amid U.S.-Iran conflict

Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand outlined three specific options for Canadians seeking to depart the Middle East as the U.S.-Iran war escalates, including chartered flights, block bookings on commercial airlines, and land transportation to neighboring airports. Anand emphasized that the safety and well-being of Canadians are the government's top priority, with flights available on a cost-recovery basis and coordinated with allies to ensure reciprocal arrangements. The announcement included diplomatic efforts with UAE authorities to secure necessary airspace approvals for the chartered flights.

Anita Anand announces $35.3 million for security in Americas after OAS General Assembly

Following her participation in the General Assembly of the Organization of American States, Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand announced a $35.3 million contribution to support security and stability in the Americas. The funding aims to enhance regional cooperation, address transnational crime, and promote democratic governance, reflecting Canada's ongoing commitment to the region's development. Anand highlighted the importance of multilateral efforts in achieving lasting stability and economic growth across the Americas.

Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand closes constituency office citing safety concerns

Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand announced the closure of her constituency office in Oakville East due to safety concerns, a decision that has sparked debate among local community members regarding security protocols for public officials. The closure comes amid ongoing tensions in the area, with Anand stating that preserving the safety of staff and visitors is her top priority. This move marks a significant disruption to her regular constituency services, forcing residents to rely on remote communication channels for assistance.

Anita Anand meets with U.S. officials to improve Haiti security coordination

Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand met with U.S. counterparts to strengthen coordination on improving the security situation in Haiti, focusing on joint efforts to address political instability and humanitarian crises. The meeting emphasized the need for a unified approach to support Haiti's democratic institutions and ensure the safety of its citizens. Anand highlighted Canada's ongoing support for the region, including diplomatic engagement and potential contributions to international peacekeeping initiatives.

Anita Anand requests updated Indo-Pacific strategy as PM Carney travels to Asia

As Prime Minister Mark Carney embarked on his first official trip to Asia, Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand called for an updated Indo-Pacific strategy to reflect Canada's evolving economic ambitions and relations with China and India. Anand noted that the current strategy, released three years ago under the Trudeau government, no longer aligns with the Carney government's reset of diplomatic ties. The updated strategy aims to better position Canada in the region, addressing emerging challenges and opportunities in the Indo-Pacific.

Anita Anand said the Combatting Hate Act became law this week.

Anita Anand posted that the Combatting Hate Act became law and said it gives law enforcement stronger tools to target hate-motivated acts. The post frames the change as a legislative step aimed at public safety and accountability.

Anita Anand issued a statement on evolving hostilities in the Middle East and the Gulf.

The Embassy of Canada to Qatar shared Anita Anand's statement addressing the evolving hostilities in the Middle East and the Gulf. The statement was prompted by recent developments and public reaction to footage related to the conflict.