Tunisia-Canada Partnership | Strategic Meeting at Conect
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✅ Good news — Flash Radio shares this positive update with you A high-level Canadian delegation visited Conect at the initiative of
✅ Good news — Flash Radio shares this positive update with you A high-level Canadian delegation visited Conect at the initiative of a strategic meeting aimed at strengthening economic relations between Tunisia and Canada. The Canadian Ambassador to Tunisia, Alexandre Kofi Bilodeau, and commercial counselor François Lasalle participated in these discussions, accompanied by representatives of Conect and its innovation group. The talks focused on investment and cooperation projects, particularly in the aerospace and technological innovation sectors. These exchanges highlighted the potential of opportunities ⏱️ 1 min read Recent facts and developments Economic actors from Tunisia and Canada emphasized the importance of strengthening commercial ties and exploring mutually beneficial collaborations. The president of Conect, Aslan Berjeb, and the president of CONECT International, Tarak Cherif, expressed their satisfaction with the partnership willingness. Mariem Abdeljawed, president of the 'Innovation Act' group, also highlighted the prospects for innovation and development of Tunisian startups. These meetings are part of a broader framework of economic cooperation between the two countries. This meeting allowed for the creation of a constructive dialogue space between Tunisian authorities and Canadian companies. The investment prospects in strategic sectors for Tunisia, such as aerospace and innovation, were particularly mentioned. Ambassador Bilodeau emphasized Canada's interest in the Tunisian markets and the opportunity to strengthen economic ties. This cooperation could pave the way for new projects and greater economic integration between the two countries. ⚡ Key points ▸ The president of Conect, Aslan Berjeb, and the president of CONECT International, Tarak Cherif, expressed their