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The panel discussion was arranged by the International Trade Committee of the Oakville Chamber of Commerce. PAINTER‘S CHOICE SATIN LATEX PAINTER‘S CHOICE LATEX SEALER 8287070 d 7 92 M Visit was very productiveâ€" Oakvilleâ€"Milton MP Otto Jelinek greets Vaclay Havel on the eve before Havel became the first President of the Czech Repulbic. Czech and Slovak republics. Both countries are on the road to open market economies. "What our government is trying to do there and all over the world, is to advise Canadian businesses of the opportunities that exit in some of the emerging new democracies," said Jelinek. "Slovakia is not'moving as quickly," said Jelinek noting the visit there reaped fewer deals than the stay in the Czech Republic, but nevertheless dubbing it, a "tremendous success" as far as opportunity development. § Amsng the deals consummated in Prague was Northern Telecom‘s signing with Czech SPT for the purchase of a telephone operator system worth $10 million (Cdn.). + The City of Prague and Levy and Company also agreed on the estabâ€" lishment of the Prague Canadian Centre, a facility to provide contempoâ€" rary office facilities and services for Canadian firms doing business in Prague. * Other deals included Dynamis Inc., an independent power producer, which opened a Prague office and signed an agreement for joint activity with a Czech partner on the contribution to energy conservation and enviâ€" ronment preservation. Pratt and Whitney Canada are also expected to enter a joint venture with Motorlet of Prague on development and production of small gas turâ€" bine engines. lhne new CZeCN gOVEIMNINCNL d1S0 dpIUUL U DULIJ AMAAE ReROUEMEOEIE AMEOEOT Bellâ€"Textron Helicopters, worth $25 million. "I was there during a very exciting time," said Jelinek noting the Jan. 26th election that saw former Czechoslovakian president Vaclave Havel who resigned prior to the country‘s split, elected the first president of the Czech Republic. However Jelinek recounted how he received a telephone call at his hotel room from Havel the day prior to the election in which Havel apoloâ€" gized for the cancelled meeting and invited Jelinek to visit at his apartâ€" ment (a home away from the leader‘s castle) â€" a 30â€"minute meeting on the eve of the new president‘s election. J;-I.ir;;:'{â€"s;hi;ihthe Canadian embassy tried to arrange a meeting with Havel, but it had to be cancelled because of the Jan. 26th election. "It was quite exciting to meet him on this historic period," said Jelinek. Noting the agreement for the Prague Canadian Centre, Jelinek said his government‘s thrust is for expanding Canadian trade and investment opportunities all over the world â€" something the centre will assist with in the Czech Republic. While the minister said no one celebrated Czechoslovakia‘s split, he said it did go a long way to eliminating the uncertainty people, particularâ€" ly investors, felt prior to it. "The message is if you want to expand trade and investment, you‘ve got to get in on the bottom step in these emerging new democracies," said Jelinek, adding, "If a business is there on the bottom step, it‘s going to do a lot better than if it comes there after the fact." The minister noted that investment returns aren‘t necessarily long term, but are short or medium term. 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