15 September 2026 - 17 September 2026
Canada
1255 rue Jeanne Mance
EU-Canada Matchmaking Event Montreal 2026
Registration open until 17 Sept 2026
EU-Canada Matchmaking event in the context of ALL IN 2026 Event
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Welcome to the EU-Canada Matchmaking Event 2026!
The European Commission (EC), through the European Cluster Collaboration Platform (ECCP), will host the EU–Canada Matchmaking Event in Montreal, Canada from 16 September to 17 September 2026.
The EU – Canada Matchmaking Event itself will take place on-site in Montreal, Canada from 15 to 17 September 2026.
The event will be jointly organised by the European Commission through the European Cluster Collaboration Platform (ECCP), in collaboration with the Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada, Government of Canada, Scale AI, and Enterprise Europe Network (EEN).
The EU–Canada Matchmaking Event will bring together cluster organisations and SMEs from the European Union (EU), non-EU countries participating in the Single Market Programme/COSME Strand, and Canada. It will provide participants an excellent chance to promote Cluster to Cluster (C2C), Cluster to Business (C2B), and Business to Business (B2B) collaborations.
The Event
ALL IN is Canada’s leading event dedicated to artificial intelligence and emerging technologies, gathering innovation ecosystem stakeholders from across Canada and internationally, including clusters, SMEs, large companies, research and technology organisations, investors, and public authorities. In 2025, the event welcomed more than 6 500 participants, 200 exhibitors and 200 speakers from over 40 countries. The event offers participants the opportunity to discover the latest technological and market developments, engage with key Canadian innovation actors, and explore collaboration opportunities in strategic sectors such as Artificial Intelligence, Advanced Manufacturing, Digital Technologies, Quantum Technologies and Defence and Security. Participation in ALL IN will also provide European cluster organisations and SMEs with increased visibility within the Canadian innovation ecosystem and facilitate the development of international partnerships and business connections.
Focus areas:
· Artificial Intelligence
· Advanced Manufacturing
· Digital Technology
· Quantum Technology
· Defence and security