What was the Quebec conference during world war 2?

The 1943 Quebec Conference was a meeting between Britain, Canada and the United States. They met to discuss plans for the invasion of France and agreed to increase the bombings of Germany and to continue the US Military buildup in Britain. They resolved to concentrate more force in the Mediterranean to remove Italy from the Axis with occupation of Italy being the eventual goal. In addition, they decided to limit operations in the Balkans to supplying guerillas and to intensify campaigns against Japan.