Justin Trudeau stuck in India | Laurent Berger joins Crédit Mutuel

Posted On: September 15, 2023

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NEWS Justin Trudeau leaves India after a long stay due to plane breakdown | Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has resigned India Tuesday to Canada, ending a stay extended by two days due to aircraft damage. Trudeau initially planned to return to Canada on Sunday after his participation at the G20 Summit own New Delhi, but his return was delayed due to a technical failure on the government plane. Royal Canadian Air Force flight CFC01 finally took off from Delhi airport on Tuesday, at around 13.00 local time. Canada’s G20 delegation was on board the plane at departure.

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Diplomatic tensions between Canada and India are already evident, especially due to New Delhi’s concerns over Canada’s alleged support for radical Sikh nationalist elements. This situation also caused a halt in the ongoing free trade agreement negotiations between the two countries. Despite these challenges, Trudeau reaffirmed his commitment to fundamental freedoms, while condemning hatred.

Canada: Justin Trudeau was stranded for two days in India due to lack of working planes https://t.co/7aKrD7Gx4l pic.twitter.com/v4nkskR5oU

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CONTINUED Laurent Berger joins Crédit Mutuel to manage a center of expertise in the field of climate and environment | CFDT’s former general secretary, Laurent Berger, has agreed to join Mutual respect to lead a new center of expertise dedicated to the “climate and environmental revolution”. THAT ” Institut Fédérale Mutuel Credit Alliance » will be created as part of the bank’s governance evolution and will report directly to general management. Laurent Berger will begin its prefiguration mission from September 15, with the aim of having the institute operational by spring 2024. The expertise center will provide information to operational teams to assist them in their responsibilities. This announcement comes after Laurent Berger’s departure from CFDTwhich was replaced by Marylise Léon in June 2023. Berger is close Nicolas ThéryPresident of Mutuel Fédérale Credit Alliancealso a former member of CFDT.