Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will travel to Poland to mark the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, meeting with Holocaust survivors and discussing international security.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will embark on a trip to Poland next week to participate in commemorations marking the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp. Spanning from Sunday to Tuesday, Trudeau's visit will see him travel to the site of the Nazi regime's most notorious camp, where over one million individuals were systematically murdered during the Holocaust .
Accompanying him will be Canadian Holocaust survivors and Deborah Lyons, the federal envoy responsible for preserving Holocaust remembrance and combating antisemitism.During his time in Poland, Trudeau is scheduled to engage with other Holocaust survivors and participate in a significant commemorative event. His itinerary also includes meetings with Poland's president and prime minister to discuss pivotal transatlantic security matters and unwavering support for Ukraine, a central theme during Canada's G7 presidency. Furthermore, Trudeau's office has indicated that he will convene with undisclosed international partners to address pressing geopolitical challenges, encompassing both the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and the volatile situation in the Middle East. This trip comes amidst heightened international attention, as the Polish government has pledged to guarantee Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's attendance at the commemorative events without fear of arrest under an International Criminal Court warrant alleging crimes against humanity related to actions in the Gaza Strip
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