Launched in collaboration with the World Trade Center Toronto and other major Canadian and international organizations, Global Reach 2005 is the first technology event of its kind in Canada that brings international investors, entrepreneurs, experts, senior government officials and corporate leaders to a Canadian platform. The event is expected to attract a large number of delegates and key decision-makers who are interested in joint ventures and doing business with Canadian technology companies. In addition, between 5,000 to 8,000 corporate and trade visitors from the Greater Toronto Area, Ontario and other parts of Canada are expected to visit the exhibition.
The theme of the Global Reach 2005 International Conference and Exhibition is the “Role of Canada in the Sustainable Developments in Asia, the Middle East, Caribbean and Africa.” The event will be held at the Metro Toronto Convention Center on May 26-28, 2005. Complete information is available at globalreachcanada.com.
“Global Reach 2005 will serve as a platform where Canadian technological advancements are acknowledged and promoted to the global markets,” said Kafila Siddiqui, chair and CEO of Global Reach International Business Development Inc., Canada. “We have designed the event for international investors, entrepreneurs, experts, senior government officials and corporate leaders to explore technology transfer, bilateral trade and joint venture investment opportunities with the leading Canadian technology firms.”
The international conference scheduled for May 26, 2005 will focus on methods and resources for encouraging initiatives and partnerships, aiming to increase access to Canadian technologies for sustainable developments in emerging economies. Running in parallel with the conference will be a three-day exhibition where leading Canadian companies will showcase their innovative technologies and solutions.
The Global Reach 2005 event will promote Canadian technology developments and their impact on in the following sectors: International Trade (IT & Telecom); Petrochemicals Resources (Mining & Environment); Education & Training; Life Sciences (Biotech, Health & Pharma); and Tourism and Hospitality.