Carney defends G7 invitation to Modi
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Carney defends inviting Modi to G7 as probe of Nijjar’s killing continues
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Mark Carney is defending his decision to invite Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the G7 summit.
Carney extended the invitation to Modi during a phone call Friday morning and Modi accepted.
Carney said it makes sense to have India at the table because it's one of the world’s largest economies and plays a key role in global supply chains.
The invitation prompted an angry reaction from the World Sikh Organization of Canada , which wrote to Carney in May asking him not to invite Modi .
Last week , former prime minister Stephen Harper urged Canada to forge a new path with India .
The World Sikh Organization doesn’t plan on sending further correspondence to the prime minister about the invitation.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum are among the other non-member world leaders invited to the summit.
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