Trade ties, global economics on table as Trudeau arrives in Thailand for APEC
BANGKOK — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is now in Thailand for his third international summit in less than a week as Canada tries to expand its trade relationships in Asia.
This is the third stop on a 10-day foreign trip that began at a meeting of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations in Cambodia and then moved on to the G20 leaders’ summit in Indonesia.
Trudeau is expected to wrap up the trip this weekend in Tunisia at a meeting of the Francophonie.
In Bangkok, he is to attend meetings with leaders of the other 21 economies that are part of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum.