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New Delhi, April 22 Canada is to open two new trade offices in Hyderabad and Kolkata, the Prime Minister, Mr Stephen Harper, has said.

“These new trade offices will expand Canada’s reach in India beyond our traditional focus on the North. India’s boom is not just happening in the northern region, and Canada needs to be where all the action is,” the Prime Minister said in a statement.

The Prime Minister added that to further enhance trade and investment ties, the Government will also post additional commissioners at the established offices in Mumbai and Delhi.

He was of the opinion that Canada simply could not afford to miss out on India’s phenomenal economic growth. “That’s why our government is putting so much emphasis on improving trade and investment between our countries,” the Prime Minister added.

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