Quebec Premier Visits France to Discuss Job Opportunities with Alstom
Quebec Premier François Legault has embarked on a trip to France to meet with executives from Alstom, a leading global company in the transportation sector. The purpose of the visit is to discuss potential job opportunities for Quebecers in the province’s growing economy.
During his visit, Premier Legault met with Alstom’s CEO, Henri Poupart-Lafarge, and other top executives to discuss the company’s expansion plans in Quebec. Alstom has recently won several major contracts in the province, including the construction of a new light rail network in Montreal and the supply of trains for the REM project.
Premier Legault expressed his enthusiasm for the potential job opportunities that Alstom’s projects could bring to Quebec. He highlighted the province’s skilled workforce and competitive business environment as key factors in attracting foreign investment.
In addition to discussing job opportunities, Premier Legault and Alstom’s executives also talked about the importance of sustainable development in the transportation sector. Alstom has a strong commitment to reducing its carbon footprint and has been a leader in developing eco-friendly transportation solutions.
The Premier’s visit to France also included meetings with other French companies, such as Bombardier and Thales, to explore potential partnerships and investments in Quebec. These discussions align with the government’s goal of creating a strong and diversified economy for the province.
Premier Legault’s trip to France highlights the importance of international partnerships in driving economic growth and creating job opportunities. The Premier’s efforts to attract foreign investment and promote Quebec’s skilled workforce will undoubtedly have a positive impact on the province’s economy and its citizens.
As the Premier continues his visit to France, it is clear that Quebec’s future is bright and full of potential. With strong partnerships and a focus on sustainable development, the province is well-positioned to continue its economic growth and provide job opportunities for its residents.
