TORONTO, Aug. 24, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Innotelco, Inc. (Pink Sheets:ILCO), a marketer and distributor of telecom hardware and network solutions, today announced positive results from its meeting with officials of the Embassy of Bosnia and Herzegovina in Ottawa.
"Our meeting with an official responsible for economic development and trade in Bosnia and Herzegovina produced goodwill and assurance of cooperation for Innotelco's initiatives within the region," said Radomir Popovic (VP Sales & Marketing). "These discussions are aimed at continuing dialogue with officials here in Canada and overseas, as part of advancing Innotelco's long-term business goals."
Innotelco is currently involved in the education and development of upgrading communication levels in Bosnia and Herzegovina, with part of the talks concentrated on this area. "We have been discussing the future of Innotelco becoming a major external worldwide supplier for the area. We would like to be part of the efforts to prepare Bosnia and Herzegovina for future entry into the European Union," added Mr. Popovic.
About Innotelco, Inc.
Innotelco is a telecom hardware supplier, specializing in servicing emerging markets looking to expand their telecommunications networks. Innotelco's products range from indoor and outdoor coaxial cables and accessories to fibre optics and switching equipment.
"INNOTELCO - Building Bridges for Communication"
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