卡尼总理会见全国原住民组织领导人 Prime Minister Carney meets with the leaders of the National Indigenous Organizations

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2025 年 3 月 21 日
安大略省渥太华

今天，卡尼总理会见了三个国家土著组织的领导人：第一民族大会全国主席辛迪·伍德豪斯·内皮纳克、因纽特人塔皮里特卡纳塔米主席纳坦·奥贝德和梅蒂斯民族委员会主席维多利亚·普鲁登。

会晤期间，总理分享了打造强大加拿大经济的愿景——与原住民合作打造七国集团中最强大的经济。总理和联邦政府将与原住民社区建立有意义的和解，确保他们的领导力和观点对建设繁荣、包容的经济至关重要。

总理强调，联邦政府将寻求与原住民领袖的合作和意见，共同建设我们的经济，包括为原住民提供参与重大项目的机会，以及尊重原住民的权利。卡尼总理强调，加拿大政府将把原住民贷款担保计划从 50 亿美元增加一倍至 100 亿美元，并将其开放给能源和自然资源以外的行业，以支持全国范围内更多由原住民主导的基础设施、交通和贸易项目。这将确保权利持有者成为加拿大加速建设的一部分。

卡尼总理重申他致力于推进和解、维护联合国土著人民权利宣言以及对第一民族、因纽特人和梅蒂人采取区别对待的做法。

卡尼总理感谢全国酋长伍德豪斯·内皮纳克、总统奥贝德和总统普鲁登同意在短时间内会面。领导人同意继续合作。

Prime Minister Carney meets with the leaders of the National Indigenous Organizations

March 21, 2025
Ottawa, Ontario

Today, Prime Minister Carney met with the leaders of the three National Indigenous Organizations: the National Chief of the Assembly of First Nations, Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak, the President of Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami, Natan Obed, and the President of the Métis National Council, Victoria Pruden.

During the meeting, the Prime Minister shared his vision for building one strong Canadian economy – the strongest in the G7, built in partnership with Indigenous Peoples. The Prime Minister and the federal government will embed meaningful reconciliation with Indigenous communities, ensuring that their leadership and perspectives are integral to building a thriving, inclusive economy.

The Prime Minister emphasized that the federal government will seek partnership and input from Indigenous leaders on how to build our economy together, including opportunities for Indigenous participation in major projects and respect for Indigenous rights. Prime Minister Carney highlighted that the Government of Canada will be doubling the Indigenous Loan Guarantee Program from $5 billion to $10 billion and opening it to sectors outside of energy and natural resources to support more Indigenous-led infrastructure, transportation, and trade projects across the country. This will ensure that rights-holders are a part of Canada’s accelerated push to build.

Prime Minister Carney reiterated his commitment to advancing reconciliation, upholding the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, and taking a distinctions-based approach with First Nations, Inuit, and Métis.

Prime Minister Carney thanked National Chief Woodhouse Nepinak, President Obed, and President Pruden for agreeing to meet on short notice. The leaders agreed to continue working together.

【源自  总理办】