Canada–EU Alliance Tracker

Launched 30 October 2026 · Montréal

The Canada–EU Alliance for the Future

At the 21st Canada-EU Summit, Canada and the European Union launched an alliance to build a “common prosperity and economic security space”. They also opened talks on an “ever-closer association” of Canada with the EU, short of full membership, to be defined by the 2027 Summit. This site tracks every commitment, who is responsible for it, and what comes next.

8ConcludedAgreements signed or with negotiations concluded10Under wayNegotiations, studies and dialogues launched8PlannedCommitted to start or explore2IntendedStated intentions, not yet formalised

Concluded at the Summit

What's next

Six strategic sectors

Trade and regulatory cooperation3 items · 2 concludedDigital, research and communications technologies6 items · 1 concludedCritical raw materials and energy4 items · 1 concludedFinancial services and markets2 items · 0 concludedSecurity and preparedness7 items · 3 concludedPeople-to-people4 items · 1 concluded

Who is responsible

18 Canadian ministries & agenciesFrom Global Affairs Canada to the Canadian Space Agency25 EU offices & bodiesPresidents, Commissioners, the EEAS, the EIB and EU agencies