This is a list of international presidential trips made by Paul Martin, the 21st prime minister of Canada, during his premiership from December 12, 2003 to February 6, 2006.
Summary The number of visits per country where he travelled are:
One visit to Brazil, China, India, Ireland, Japan, Libya, Mexico, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Thailand, and the United Kingdom Five visits to the United States
2004 CountryLocationDateDetails1MonterreyJanuary 12–13Summit of the Americas2New York CityMarch 1Working visit3Washington, D.C.April 28–30Working visit4Sea Island, GeorgiaJune 8–1030th G8 summit5Moscow, RussiaOctober 11Official visit.6SantiagoNovember 20–21Attended APEC Chile 2004BrasíliaNovember 22–23Working visit7KhartoumNovember 25Met with President Omar al-Bashir.8TripoliDecember 19–20Met with Muammar Gaddafi.
2005 CountryLocationDateDetailsImage9Phuket provinceJanuary 15–16Official visitColomboJanuary 17Official visitNew DelhiJanuary 18Official visitTokyoJanuary 19–20Official visitBeijing and Hong KongJanuary 20–23Official visit10Crawford and Waco, TexasMarch 23Working visit11DublinJuly 6Martin, world leaders gear up for G-8 summitAuchterarderJuly 6–8Attended the 31st G8 summit12New York CitySeptember 13–16Working visit
Multilateral meetings Multilateral meetings of the following intergovernmental organizations took place during his premiership.
Group Year2004 2005APEC November 20–21 SantiagoNovember 18–19 BusanG8 June 8–10 Sea Island July 6–8 GleneaglesNALS noneMarch 23 WacoNATO June 28–29 IstanbulFebruary 25 BrusselsSOA(OAS)January 12–13 MonterreyNovember 4–5 Mar del PlataOIF November 26–27 Ouagadougou none CHOGM none November 25–27 Valletta
See also
Foreign relations of Canada List of international prime ministerial trips made by Jean Chrétien, his predecessor List of international prime ministerial trips made by Stephen Harper, his successor
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