Trudeau to meet Polish PM and sign nuclear energy cooperation agreement

KRAKOW — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is travelling to Warsaw today to meet with his Polish counterpart Donald Tusk.

The two leaders are set to sign the Canada-Poland Nuclear Energy Cooperation Agreement, according to Trudeau’s itinerary, then hold a joint media availability.

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In December, Export Development Canada issued a letter of interest to provide up to $2 billion in financing to support the sale of goods and services from Canadian suppliers to help build Poland’s first nuclear power plant.

Trudeau is scheduled to return to Canada following the meeting, which comes a day after events to mark the 80th liberation of Auschwitz.

This will conclude what may be Trudeau’s final international trip as Canada’s prime minister before the next Liberal leader is chosen on March 9.

Poland expects to begin construction of its first nuclear reactors next year, with the plant beginning to produce power in 2033.

This report by The Canadian Press was first published Jan. 28, 2025.

David Baxter, The Canadian Press