Europe wants Canada in but keeps Turkey out
Summary
European Union leaders welcomed Canada as an associate member, calling it the first of its kind. However, Turkey, which has been an associate member for over 60 years, was not included in this new status.Key Facts
- The EU named Canada its "first associate member."
- Turkey has been an associate member of the EU for more than 60 years.
- Despite Turkey's long association, it was not given the new associate membership status.
- The decision highlights a difference in how Canada and Turkey are treated by the EU.
- Associate membership means a special relationship but not full EU membership.
- The announcement was made by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.
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