Mark Carney sworn in as Canada's Prime Minister

 

 

Mark Carney has been sworn in as Canada's Prime Minister. Carney, who is also an economist, took office as the 24th Prime Minister of Canada. Governor General Mary Simon presided over the inauguration ceremony held at the Parliament Complex in Ottawa. All the country's prominent political leaders, including former prime ministers and governors general, attended the ceremony. However, it is noteworthy that Justin Trudeau, who resigned, did not attend the ceremony.

After Justin Trudeau officially submitted his resignation, Governor General Mary Simon invited Mark Carney to form a government. The Carney cabinet has 24 members. 17 ministers from the Trudeau government have been removed. However, some prominent ones have been retained. Melanie Johny will be the Minister of Foreign Affairs. Dominique Le Blanc, the Finance Minister in the Trudeau government, will be the new Minister of International Trade. François Philippe will be the new Finance Minister. Two people of Indian origin are also in the cabinet. Anita Anand will be the Minister of Science and Industry in the Ministry of Innovation. Kamal Khera has been appointed as the Minister of Health.

Mark Carney, a staunch Trump opponent, has become the Prime Minister of Canada, as the tariff war with the United States continues, and it is likely that he will intensify the trade war. The world is eagerly waiting to see what Carney's intervention will be in the face of Canada's deteriorating relations with the United States. It is expected that Mark Carney will make a move to further strengthen relations with Europe.