Ottawa – As part of the meetings within the parliaments of the two countries in celebration of the 50 years of cooperation between Italy-Quebec, Stefano Dambruoso, superintendent of the Chamber of Deputies, met Philippe Couillard, Quebec’s Prime Minister. Couillard expressed “great appreciation for the historic friendship between the two countries,” and called for increased cooperation in the security sector, with particular reference to terrorism and the fight against corruption. “Canada recently voted – commented Dambruoso – the new anti-terrorism law, in response to the October attack to the Chamber of Deputies in Ottawa.” Dambruoso met Prime Minister Couillard at the Parliament of Quebec, where they also discussed the issue of institutional security in terms of new Law’s safety measures that will give more powers to the Canadian Security Intelligence Service. (9cdolonne)
