Treasury Secretary discusses G7 priorities with Canadian finance minister

Brent Neiman Deputy Under Secretary/Assistant Secretary for International Finance - https://home.treasury.gov/
Brent Neiman Deputy Under Secretary/Assistant Secretary for International Finance - https://home.treasury.gov/
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Earlier today, Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent had an introductory call with Canadian Minister of Finance and Intergovernmental Affairs Dominic LeBlanc. During the conversation, Secretary Bessent welcomed the chance to collaborate on G7 priorities under Canada’s presidency. He emphasized the importance of working together to address security threats and engage on economic issues.

Secretary Bessent expressed his anticipation for a strong working relationship with Minister LeBlanc.



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