On March 14th, in Ottawa, Canada, Mark Carney gave a speech to the media after his inauguration ceremony (video screenshot). Ottawa, March 14 (Xinhua) - Newly elected leader of Canada's ruling Liberal Party, Mark Carney, was sworn in as the 24th Prime Minister of Canada on the morning of March 14. Canadian Governor General Mary Simon presided over the swearing in ceremony at the Governor's Office on that day. Kani and the newly appointed cabinet minister were sworn in separately. The new Canadian cabinet was formed through simplification and adjustment based on the previous cabinet. Key members responsible for handling relations with the United States, such as the Minister of Foreign Affairs, the Minister of Finance, and the Minister of Innovation, Science, and Industry, remained in their positions or underwent job adjustments in the previous cabinet. Former Prime Minister and Finance Minister Freeland, who announced his resignation in December last year, returned to serve as Minister of Transport and Domestic Trade. Canadian media analysis suggests that keeping key ministers in their positions can ensure the continuity of the federal government's core business. Due to the possibility of Carney announcing early federal elections, the new cabinet may be "transitional". On the 9th, Carney was overwhelmingly elected as the new leader of the Liberal Party, succeeding then Prime Minister Trudeau as the Prime Minister of Canada. Trudeau visited the governor before taking the oath of office in Carney on the 14th and officially submitted his resignation. (New Society)