NEW DELHI: Canadian foreign minister Anita Anand will hold talks with her counterpart S Jaishankar and commerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal as both countries move toward establishing a framework for strategic cooperation on issues such as trade diversification, energy transformation and security, Global Affairs Canada announced Saturday.Anand will arrive in Delhi late Sunday for a two-day visit that will see her travelling to Mumbai. The visit comes as a boost for recent efforts by both sides to rebuild the relationship after the diplomatic strife over the killing of a Khalistan separatist. “Minister Anand will also travel to Mumbai, India, where she will meet with Canadian and Indian firms working to support investment, job creation and economic opportunity in Canada and India,” said Canada in its announcement.Ottawa said India is expected to become world’s fourth largest economy in 2025 and Canada remains committed to supporting and growing its commercial ties with India, including in agriculture, critical minerals, and energy sectors. Anand is also travelling to Singapore and China from India.