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It seems the nuance here would be between association agreement and an associate member which presumably is more integrated. E.g. EU candidate countries are joi
by goobatrooba 10d ago
It seems the nuance here would be between association agreement and an associate member which presumably is more integrated. E.g. EU candidate countries are joining many technical meetings and are invited to listen in to some Council meetings, can express views on important legislation, etc. I could imagine a similar status for Canada, but without the candidate label and neither the financial benefits or legal obligations to work towards regulatory alignment.