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Pursuant to section 2 of the Department of Foreign Affairs, Trade and Development Act, I preside over the Department, and …
This report details Global Affairs Canada’s implementation of the Avoiding Complicity in Mistreatment by Foreign Entities Act (ACMFEA) in 2022. …
The department publishes an evaluation plan on an annual basis. The plan serves as an information and management tool that …
The Forward Regulatory Plan lists certain regulatory initiatives GAC will be working on over the next 2-year period. This TBS-mandated …
Materials prepared for incoming deputy heads on duties and functions.
Materials prepared for incoming deputy heads on duties and functions.
Materials prepared for incoming deputy heads on duties and functions.
This is the ministerial transition binder for Global Affairs Canada's new Minister of International Trade .
This is the ministerial transition binder for Global Affairs Canada's new Minister of International Development .
This is the ministerial transition binder for Global Affairs Canada's new Minister of Foreign Affairs.