En pleine guerre commerciale avec les Etats-Unis, cet ancien banquier central a été élu par son parti pour succéder à Justin Trudeau comme Premier ministre du Canada.
Mark Carney, former central banker, is set to become Canada's next Prime Minister after being elected leader of the Liberal Party following Justin Trudeau's resignation in January 2025. His election is driven by concerns about Canada's relationship with the US under Donald Trump. Carney, 59, has a background in finance, including leadership roles at the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England, but lacks political experience. He faces challenges including economic issues, a divided party, and the need to improve his French language skills.
