Canada-EU Digital Trade Pact Bans Data Localization, Unlocks Billions for Critical Minerals Mining
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Canada-EU Digital Trade Agreement concluded at Montreal summit bans unjustified data localization and source-code disclosure demands, removing barriers to C$15 billion in annual cross-border digital services trade, while a new EIB framework agreement creates the first legal pathway for European institutional financing of Canadian critical minerals projects.
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