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Article: Remarks welcoming Prime Minister Jean Chretien of Canada. (Pres. Bill Clinton)(Transcript)
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- Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents
- Article date:
- April 14, 1997
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April 8, 1997
Prime Minister and Mrs. Chretien, members of the Canadian delegation, distinguished guests, it is a great honor and personal pleasure for me to welcome to Washington the Prime Minister of Canada, Jean Chretien, leader of a land of great beauty and bounty and a great and good people.
When Hillary and I visited Ottawa in 1995, the Prime Minister and the Canadian people made us feel as if we were family. The personal working relationship I have established with the Prime Minister for nearly 4 years now has made us good friends.
Today we celebrate one of history's most remarkable partnerships, for if nature has made us neighbors, we are ...