KRAKOW, Poland — Canada and Poland have signed a deal which will allow Canadian companies to support Polish efforts to begin generating nuclear power, once it takes effect.

Prime Ministers Justin Trudeau and Donald Tusk signed Canada-Poland Nuclear Energy Cooperation Agreement to conclude Trudeau’s trip to Poland. The deal is seen as a way to help reduce Poland’s reliance on coal-fired electricity and enhance energy security.

The Canada-Poland Nuclear Energy Cooperation Agreement is seen as a way to help reduce Poland's reliance on coal-fired electricity.{ai:summary}<p>Canada and Poland have finalized a Nuclear Energy Cooperation Agreement, enabling Canadian firms to assist Poland in developing nuclear power. This initiative aims to decrease Poland's dependence on coal and improve its energy security. </p><p>#foreignaffairs</p>

Trudeau concludes Poland trip with nuclear energy co-operation deal

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