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

The EEAS reports that the workshop was held as part of the ALL IN conference in Montréal.[1]According to the EEAS, the workshop took place on a historic day for Canada-EU relations[1]. The EEAS adds that the day confirmed the EU-Canada Digital Partnership is an essential instrument for advancing the "ever closer" relationship between the EU and Canada.[1]The EEAS says the session followed a matchmaking event between European and Canadian companies organized by the European Cluster Collaboration Platform on September 15, 2026.[1]According to the EEAS, the workshop aimed to identify priorities for cooperation between European and Canadian technology companies.[1] The EEAS reports that participants named areas from supercomputing and AI to cybersecurity and digital public infrastructure[1].The EEAS also says the innovators want to build "integrated digital ecosystems" and are looking to promote and export advanced joint technology solutions to global markets.[1]The EEAS describes the workshop as the first in a series of outreach activities that the Delegation of the European Union to Canada plans to organize in the future[1].On the wider partnership, the EEAS says the EU-Canada Digital Partnership establishes a collaboration vehicle to produce concrete joint deliverables in areas such as artificial intelligence, secure international connectivity, cyber security[2], among others.