Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has responded to U.S. President Donald Trump's description of him as the "governor of the 51st state." Carney emphasized that such remarks do not affect his work or position.
According to editorial reports, Mark Carney stated in his remarks, "It doesn't matter to me if I'm called a 'governor.' People are remembered for many things in this world." He noted that he does not evaluate the issue on a personal level.
The Prime Minister stated that he does not intend to respond to every post, tweet, or comment. According to him, it is more appropriate to approach such rhetoric calmly and with restraint.
Mark Carney added that the main duty of political leaders is to focus on solving real problems, not on social media disputes. He emphasized that he has experience working with criticism and sarcasm and can manage it.