Intergovernmental Relations
In question period on intergovernmental relations, the Bloc Québécois asked why the Prime Minister refused Quebec’s request to have its premier speak at the EU summit in Montreal, contrasting this with the warm welcome given to the Crown Prince of the United Arab Emirates and the Prime Minister’s visit to Turkey, and asked that the premier be allowed to address the European guests in French. The Prime Minister said the premier had been offered the chance to officially welcome the EU leaders and an invitation to a private conversation at his table, and pointed to four meetings already held with Quebec’s delegation on a new agreement, adding that he raises human rights concerns in his dealings with other countries.Written by AI from the debate. Updated .
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