Mark Carney said his entry into politics was not the result of personal desire but a necessity. According to him, factors such as uncertainty in the global economy, inflation, climate change, and geopolitical tensions had made the need for leadership and experience more prominent. “It was a crucial time and I felt it was important to use my experience for public service,” he said.

In his year-end interview, the Prime Minister described the economy as his government’s top priority. He said that controlling inflation, providing relief to the middle class, creating employment opportunities and restoring business confidence are among the government’s key goals. He stressed that social progress is not possible without economic stability.

Mark Carney also called climate change a major national and global issue. According to him, Canada must play a leadership role in environmentally friendly policies, which will not only protect the environment but also create new jobs in the green energy sector. He clarified that striking a balance between the economy and the environment is the main goal of his government.

Speaking on global affairs in the interview, the Prime Minister said that Canada will continue to play its role in promoting peace, cooperation and democratic values ​​in the world. He expressed his commitment to strengthening relations with allied countries and effectively projecting Canada’s voice on the global stage.

Regarding domestic politics, Mark Carney called public trust the greatest responsibility. He said that it is important to ensure transparency, honesty and accountability in politics so that the public’s faith in the government system is restored.

At the end of the interview, the Prime Minister said that the coming year will be a year of decisions and the government will not shy away from difficult but necessary steps. According to him, the goal is not just to solve problems, but to build a strong, fair and sustainable Canada that can provide a better future for future generations.