Ghani, Trudeau Speak on Phone Over Downed Plan in Iran

he Presidential Palace in a statement said that the two leaders shared condolences for the terrible losses of Canadian, Afghan and other citizens in the tragedy.
According to the statement, they noted the grief and shock felt by the loved ones of the victims and how this is shared by all citizens in their countries.

Prime Minister Trudeau and President Ghani underlined the imperative of a thorough, credible, and transparent investigation into this tragedy and the priority of supporting the families of the victims and respecting their wishes.
“They emphasized their commitment to close collaboration among the countries impacted, including through the International Coordination and Response Group for families of victims of PS752, which will be convened by Canada tomorrow in London, United Kingdom,” the statement reads.
It added that the two leaders discussed the situation in the region and agreed on the importance of de-escalation and dialogue in order to reduce tensions and promote stability and security.