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Canadian success at Paris-Le Bourget’s Milipol 2005
December 28, 2005
Canadian success at Paris-Le Bourget’s Milipol 2005
Paris, France > Great success was achieved by Canadian participants at Milipol 2005,
the worldwide exhibition of internal state security held at Paris-Le Bourget, from
November 22 to 25, 2005.
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From left: Canadian Embassy Minister-Counsellor
Jean Saint-Jacques; Obzerv Vice-President
Louis Demers; and Canadian Embassy Business Development Head Léopold
Battel.
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From left: European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company (EADS) Marketing and
Industrial Cooperation Director Patrick Michon; EADS Sales
and Marketing
Representative Philippe Hozé;
Jean Saint-Jacques; Canadian Embassy Trade
Commissioner (Aerospace and Defence)
Guy Ladequis; Léopold Battel; and Société
Scopex Manager Frédéric Hémard.
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The Canadian pavilion, coordinated by the Canadian Embassy in Paris, provided a
platform for several Canadian companies to present their latest technologies in the fields
of state security and law enforcement, including small-calibre training ammunitions,
nuclear, biological and chemical footwear and personal protective equipment, and night
vision surveillance systems.
The Québec delegation in Paris was represented at this major event through an organized
mission of several small enterprises from Quebec.
Furthermore, a delegation of representatives from Sureté du Québec and the Royal
Canadian Mounted Police had the opportunity to meet with several French decision
makers active in the field of internal state security at a networking event held at the
Canadian Embassy booth.
The next Milipol Paris show will take place from November 27 to 30, 2007.
For more information, go to www.milipol.com or contact:
Guy Ladequis
Trade Commissioner
Canadian Embassy in Paris
E-mail: guy.ladequis@international.gc.ca
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