REGINA, Sask. — Premier Scott Moe is heading to Toronto to attend the Canada Investment Summit.
According to Sask. Trade and Export Development, he will promote investment opportunities in Saskatchewan's energy, critical mineral, defence and agriculture sectors. The event, which takes place on Sept. 14 and 15, brings together prominent investors, CEOs, entrepreneurs and business leaders from around the world.
"The world is uncertain, Saskatchewan is not," Moe said.
"It is clear the time to invest in our province is now. There is no place better positioned to help meet the world's demand for food, fuel, fertilizer and critical minerals. By taking our story directly to investors, we are bringing opportunities home, creating jobs and building the strongest provincial economy in Canada."
Alongside the summit, the Government of Saskatchewan will host an Invest in Saskatchewan Forum focused on the province's nuclear sector and uranium development, which includes a fireside chat between Premier Moe, Cameco CEO Tim Gitzel and former Prime Minister Stephen Harper. Provincial officials are also facilitating opportunities for Saskatchewan companies to highlight groundbreaking projects currently underway across key industries.
According to Sask. Trade and Export Development, Saskatchewan's competitive business environment has attracted record investment, with private capital investment in Saskatchewan increasing last year by 12 per cent to $13.6 billion, ranking first in Canada.
For more information, visit: InvestSK.ca.
