List of international prime ministerial trips made by Brian Mulroney

Brian Mulroney, the 18th prime minister of Canada, made 19 international trips to 11 countries during his premiership from September 17, 1984 to June 25, 1993.

1984 Country Location Date Details Image1Washington, D.C.September 25Official visit. Met with President Ronald Reagan to discuss bilateral relations and trade.

1985 Country Location Date Details Image1MoscowMarchAttended the state funeral of Konstantin Chernenko. Met with Mikhail Gorbachev and Andrei Gromyko.2BonnMay 2–4Attended the 11th G7 summit.

1986 Country Location Date Details Image1Washington, D.C.March 18Official visit.2TokyoMay 4–6Attended the 12th G7 summit.3BeijingMay 9–10Official visit.4SeoulMay 14Official visit.5LondonAugust 3–5Attended 1986 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting.

1987 Country Location Date Details Image1VeniceJune 8–10Attended the 13th G7 summit.

1988 Country Location Date Details Image1Washington, D.C.April 27Official visit.

1989 Country Location Date Details Image1ParisJuly 14–16Attended the 15th G7 summit.2Moscow, Leningrad, KievNovember 20–25Official visit. Met with President Mikhail Gorbachev, Premier Nikolai Ryzhkov and Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze. Met with Ukrainian Communist Party First Secretary Vladimir Ivashko.3Washington, D.C.November 26Met with President George H. W. Bush.

1990 Country Location Date Details Image1HoustonJuly 9–11Attended the 16th G7 summit.

1991 Country Location Date Details Image1DublinJuly 10–13Official visit.2LondonJuly 14–17Attended the 17th G7 summit.

1992 Country Location Date Details Image1MunichJuly 6–8Attended the 18th G7 summit.2San AntonioOctober 7Initialed the NAFTA agreement.

1993 Country Location Date Details Image1Washington, D. C.February 4–5Met with President Bill Clinton.2MoscowMay 6–9Official visit.3LondonMay 11Official visit.4Washington, D. C.June 1–2Met with President Bill Clinton.

Multilateral meetings Multilateral meetings of the following intergovernmental organizations took place during his premiership.

Group Year1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992G7 May 2–4, Bonn May 4–6, Tokyo June 8–10, Venice July 20–21, Toronto July 14–16, Paris July 9–11, Houston July 15–17, London July 6–8, MunichNATO November 21, BrusselsnonenoneMarch 2–3, Brussels May 29–30, BrusselsJuly 5–6, LondonNovember 7–8, Romenone December 4, BrusselsOSCEnone none none none November 19–21, Paris none none July 9–10, Helsinki OIF none February 17–19, Versailles, Yvelines September 2–4, Quebecnone May 24–26, Dakarnone November 19–21, Paris noneCHOGM October 16–22, Nassau August 3–5, London October 13–17, Vancouver None October 18–24, Kuala Lumpur None October 16–21, Harare None

See also Foreign relations of Canada List of international prime ministerial trips made by Kim Campbell, his successor

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