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Sweden’s King Carl XVI Gustaf praised Canada as a like-minded partner on democracy, human rights, and global security during a state dinner at Rideau Hall in Ottawa. The king, joined by Queen Silvia, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, and Chief Justice Richard Wagner, highlighted the nations’ shared values, strong diplomatic history, and united support for Ukraine.

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00:00The Right Honourable Mark Carney, Prime Minister of Canada.
00:07Mrs. Diana Fox Carney.
00:10Their Majesties, King Carl XVI Gustave and Queen Sylvia of Sweden.
00:18The Right Honourable Richard Wagner, Chief Justice of Canada and Deputy of the Governor-General.
00:25The Honourable Catherine Mandeville, Justice of the Superior Court of Quebec.
00:32And His Excellency, Mr. Witt-Fraser.
00:37Ladies and gentlemen, Canada and Sweden established diplomatic relations in 1943.
00:48And we have a lot in common.
00:52Our societies have built on their prosperity, on openness.
00:58And both our countries remain committed in democracy, human rights and free trade.
01:07Which is very important.
01:11We are now native allies.
01:14And we stand united in our support for Ukraine.
01:19There is no doubt that on the world stage, when it comes to fundamental values and interests, Canada and Sweden play on the same team.
01:37And maybe I forgot the most important part of all, score.
01:40Our two nations have built rich and varied ties over time.
01:57And not only through the exchange of outstanding hockey players.
02:04Together, we have joined forces to advance human rights, strengthen international cooperation and promote global security.
02:14Recent years have reminded us that nothing is guaranteed.
02:23Not peace, not democracy, not the global economic order, nor the alliances we have long relied upon.
02:35Sweden and Canada must remain steadfast defenders of these pillars.
02:41They are the foundation of stability and progress.
02:46Whew.
02:57.
02:59Alright, let's wait.
03:01We'll still have one more time.
03:03.
03:05!
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