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Canada Could Become EU’s First 'Associate Member’: Ursula Von Der Leyen

The Commission President added that cooperation would extend to energy, critical minerals and batteries, as well as artificial intelligence, quantum technology, cyber and economic security.

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Canada Could Become EU’s First 'Associate Member’: Ursula Von Der Leyen
The Commission President added that cooperation would extend to energy, critical minerals and batteries, as well as artificial intelligence, quantum technology, cyber and economic security.
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