High-level diplomatic engagement between India and Canada is gathering momentum as Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney prepares to visit New Delhi in early March, aiming to seal a landmark uranium supply pact and broader energy agreements. The proposed 10-year uranium deal, estimated at about C$2.8 billion, is expected to underpin expanded civil nuclear cooperation and bolster India’s energy security. Carney’s visit will also coincide with the formal launch of Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) negotiations, turning this trip into a political signal of reset and a precursor to an ambitious full-spectrum trade pact between the two countries.