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Released on January 27, 2010
Saskatchewan's dynamic economy, vast natural resources and exceptional quality of life will be the focus of a presentation given Thursday at the Westin Hotel by Provincial Secretary June Draude to members of the Calgary Consular Corps, representing more than three dozen countries.
"Saskatchewan is moving forward," Draude said. "It's important here at home and when travelling abroad to build on that momentum with our international partners, both new and existing. This visit is part of government's international strategy and continues work undertaken when members of the diplomatic corps attended our Throne Speech last October."
Draude's presentation, entitled Saskatchewan: Growing, Leading and Innovating, will describe Saskatchewan's increases in trade with other nations over the last five years, and how more than 20 per cent of the world supply of natural resources like potash and uranium come directly from Saskatchewan. She will share the vitality of Saskatchewan as a trading partner and a place to live, raise a family and do business.
The Consular Corps of Calgary currently consists of 39 member countries, including the United States, China, Japan and Mexico. During her trip to Calgary, Draude will also hold individual meetings with a number of Consuls General. Future presentations are planned for Vancouver, Montreal, Ottawa and Toronto.
For more information on doing business in Saskatchewan, please visit www.enterprisesaskatchewan.ca. To learn more about the Provincial Secretary's role and Saskatchewan's international relations, please visit www.ops.gov.sk.ca.
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For more information, contact:
Jason McIntyre
Office of the Provincial Secretary
Regina
Phone: 306-787-7151
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