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Mr. Speaker, today I speak with conviction and satisfaction as I present the humanitarian aid and development and resilience programming elements of Canada's plan to address the crisis in the Middle East.
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I want to begin by thanking the organizers for the invitation to be here today.
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I have just returned from Jordan and Lebanon, where I visited a number of development projects and humanitarian projects supported by Canada.
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Ladies and gentlemen, allow me to summarize what the Minister of International Development [Marie-Claude Bibeau], the Minister of Defence [Harjit Singh Sajjan] and the Prime Minister [Justin Trudeau] himself have just expressed.
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We are gathered in London today because we have a common hope: to see communities in the Middle East live in peace, safety and prosperity.
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I am pleased to have this opportunity to meet with you to discuss Canada's commitment to and actions within La Francophonie, 10 months before the summit in Madagascar next November.
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I am here because I am impressed by this organization and the substance of your discussions today-the panels-are exactly the areas where the Prime Minister would like us to tackle some of our biggest challenges. Allow me to set out a few challenges for you as well as some direction.
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Minister Dion delivers address at an event marking 45 years of Canada-China diplomatic relations.
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Trade can be an agent of change. Trade and the opening up of markets can have a significant impact-by helping to raise standards of living, empower women and protect the environment.
