In a significant diplomatic move, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney concluded a visit to India, resulting in a series of pivotal agreements aimed at strengthening bilateral relations. Key highlights include a $2.6 billion uranium supply deal with India’s Department of Atomic Energy, signaling a renewed commitment to collaboration in energy sectors. During his meetings with Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Carney emphasized the potential for a free trade agreement by the end of the year. Both nations also expressed intentions to enhance cooperation in defense, artificial intelligence, and critical minerals. The efforts to reset relations come amid ongoing discussions concerning trade diversification and security pressures domestically for Carney. As they push forward, India and Canada are positioning themselves to significantly increase trade volumes by 2030.