During Prime Minister Mark Carney's visit this week, Canada and Turkey, both NATO allies, will strengthen cooperation in defense, energy, trade, and social ties through a joint declaration. UAV technology and maritime cooperation in defense, alongside nuclear and LNG discussions in energy, are key focus areas.

The 36th NATO Summit communiqué released from Ankara highlights allied defense spending increases, announcement of over 50 billion dollars in new procurement, and commitment to expanding joint production capacity among member states.

At the NATO Summit Defense Industry Forum held at TUSAŞ Kahramankazan facility, Defense Industry Agency President Haluk Görgün stated that the forum represents one of the largest events in NATO history. Turkish defense industry products were showcased to alliance members.

Polish President Karol Nawrocki visited ASELSAN Gölbaşı Technology Hub during his Ankara visit, reviewing Turkish defense industry's electronic warfare, radar, and communications technologies. The visit reflects deepening defense cooperation between the two NATO allies.