2 mai 2022 | Local, Aérospatial, Naval, Terrestre, C4ISR, Sécurité

MEET WITH THE NEW U.S. AMBASSADOR TO CANADA

May 10th 12 p.m to 1 p.m | Free | Registration Required

Towards a new era in Canada-US relations!

On May 10th, we will have the honor and privilege of welcoming David L. Cohen, U.S Ambassador to Canada since December 2021. Mr. Cohen will share his vision and goals for strengthening the Canada-U. S relationship to support a sustainable and inclusive recovery for our economies.

During a conversation co-hosted by Charles Milliard, President and CEO of the Quebec Federation of Chambers of Commerce, and Garry Douglas, President and CEO of the North Country Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Cohen will discuss avenues of collaboration to support SMEs in both countries, as well as opportunities for partnering to decarbonize our economies.

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