EU-Canada cooperation on technology: what value does it bring to your business?

The EU Delegation says the workshop "took place on a historic day for Canada-EU relations"[1].According to the same post, the workshop followed a matchmaking event between European and Canadian companies organized by the European Cluster Collaboration Platform on September 15, 2026.[1] The Delegation says the workshop aimed to identify priorities for cooperation between European and Canadian technology companies.[1]The Delegation reports that participants are looking to promote and export advanced joint technology solutions to global markets.[1] It says the workshop was the first in a series of outreach activities[1] it plans to hold.In a separate release, DIGITALEUROPE said that Canadian groups signing its AI & Tech Declaration brings European and Canadian technology companies together behind a shared agenda for AI, cybersecurity, cloud, quantum and secure connectivity.[2] The group's Director-General, Cecilia Bonefeld-Dahl, said: "Tech sovereignty does not mean isolation."[2] ICTC's chief executive, Namir Anani, said: "This is about creating more opportunities for Canada."[3]A joint statement published by the Government of Canada in December 2025 said both sides recognize the potential of the Digital Partnership to promote business-to-business exchanges, including for start ups and to accelerate investments in the technology sector.[4]