Parliamentary Secretary DeCourcey to attend Halifax International Security Forum
News Release
November 17, 2017 - Halifax, Nova Scotia - Global Affairs Canada
Canada is actively engaging with international partners to deliver results on major global issues.
Matt DeCourcey, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, announced today that he will attend the ninth Halifax International Security Forum, from November 17 to 19, 2017. This will provide a valuable opportunity to showcase Canada’s contribution to international security.
At the forum, Parliamentary Secretary DeCourcey will engage with counterparts to discuss current international security and geopolitical issues, such as global terrorism, climate change, nuclear proliferation, cyber security, the promotion and protection of human rights and women, peace and security.
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“We are proud to convene international leaders and key actors in the field of international security here in Halifax for the ninth consecutive year to discuss and find solutions for the most pressing global issues. I am pleased to attend this important conference and to have the opportunity to bring Canada’s perspectives and vision into the discussion.”
- Matt DeCourcey, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Foreign Affairs
Quick Facts
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The Halifax International Security Forum connects more than 300 defence leaders from like-minded nations around the world, including senior government and military officials, policy-makers, opinion leaders, academics, media representatives and members of the business community.
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Press Secretary
Office of the Minister of Foreign Affairs
Adam.Austen@international.gc.ca
Media Relations Office
Global Affairs Canada
343-203-7700
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