Other Activities

Other Activities

CCBC Women’s Business Mission

CCBC Indigenous Business Mission

CCBC Canadian Education Mission

China International Import Expo (CIIE)

FHC Shanghai Global Food Trade Show

Asian Logistics, Maritime and Aviation Conference (ALMAC)

China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE)

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CCBC 2024 Women’s Business Mission to China
November 11 – 15, 2024
The CCBC Women in Business China Mission is designed to serve the interests of Canadian female founders, CEOs and executives, and representatives of women-led companies responsible for business development or exports to China. This Mission is designed to help dynamic business leaders forge and strengthen partnerships for export and accelerate their China business development.

Starting in Shanghai and concluding in Beijing, the five-day 2024 Women’s Business Mission to China offers high-level interactions with senior executives across various businesses and organizations. Delegates will expand their networks and deepen their understanding of current market conditions. Broaden your in-market networks, gain a competitive edge, and make significant strides towards achieving your business goals. Leveraging CCBC’s extensive network cultivated over 45 years, this Mission provides unique value, including meetings and in-market visits that would be difficult for delegates to arrange themselves.

The Mission’s final business roundtable draws participation from CCBC’s signature annual event, the 46th AGM & Business Forum, which convenes executives and dignitaries involved in Canada-China business. Delegates will also receive complimentary access to the morning and evening portions of this prestigious event.

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CCBC 2024 Indigenous Business Mission to China
November 13 – 15, 2024
As Indigenous businesses, development corporations and business organizations pursue growth and build infrastructure, China’s growing market poses unique opportunities. With a rising consumer base and an increasing demand for natural resources, China presents immense potential for Indigenous enterprises looking to diversify and expand.

From November 13-15, CCBC will lead a delegation of up to 15 First Nations, Inuit, and Métis entrepreneurs, economic development executives, and Indigenous leaders on a business mission to Beijing. The 2024 Indigenous Business Mission to China aims to build connections and partnerships, helping delegates develop export markets and sources of investment to facilitate exports. CCBC has been leading business missions to China for over 40 years, and this marks our third mission focused on Indigenous groups.

The Mission will offer a series of activities, curated meetings, and business interactions to help delegates enhance their knowledge of business in China, broaden their in-market networks, and achieve their business goals. The three-day Mission includes CCBC’s 46th AGM & Business Forum, along with exclusive visits, meetings, and activities tailored to the delegation.

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CCBC 2024 Canadian Education Mission to China
November 13 – 15, 2024
In 2024, Canadian Designated Learning Institutions (DLIs) are navigating new challenges in school partnerships and student recruitment in China. Recent announcements from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) about study permit application caps, provincial attestation letter (PAL) processes, and changes to post-graduate work permits and spousal work permit eligibility have introduced uncertainties. Though still a top destination for Chinese students, Canada now faces intense competition from the US, UK, Australia, New Zealand, and Asian countries. To maintain their competitive edge, Canadian educational institutions must actively engage with their Chinese counterparts.

From November 13-15, CCBC will lead the 2024 Canadian Education Mission to China for delegates from Canadian universities, colleges, high schools, language centres, and educational service companies. The Mission will include meetings with counterparts from Chinese universities, colleges, high schools, educational service companies, and Chinese officials from affiliated organizations of the Ministry of Education. Two routes are planned for school visits and meetings on November 13 and 14, focusing on school partnerships and recruitments across 12 destinations. On November 15, CCBC will host the 2024 Canada Education Forum, inviting representatives from Chinese universities, colleges, high schools, and education agencies across China to engage with Mission delegates.

The three-day program will also encompass CCBC’s 46th AGM & Business Forum. Furthermore, local educational service companies will provide opportunities for Canadian schools to hold mini-education fairs at their facilities in the days following the Mission.

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China International Import Expo (CIIE)
November 5 – 10, 2024
The China International Import Expo (CIIE), established in 2018 and jointly organized by the Ministry of Commerce of China and the Shanghai Municipal Government, stands as the world’s pioneering import-themed national-level expo. Scheduled for November 5-10, 2024, in Shanghai, China, this year’s CIIE offers a prime opportunity for organizations to engage as exhibitors, buyers, or visitors. With a focus on fostering international trade and economic cooperation, CIIE attracts top enterprises, government officials, and industry leaders, making it an essential event for businesses aiming to expand their global footprint and build strategic partnerships.

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FHC Shanghai Global Food Trade Show
November 12 – 14, 2024
After 27 years of growth and development, the FHC Shanghai Global Food Trade Show has become one of the most well-known trade exhibitions in the food and catering industry. Amid the strong demand in China’s food and catering sector, FHC has emerged as a crucial platform for major multinational companies to enter the Chinese market. The 27th FHC Shanghai Global Food Trade Show will take place on November 12-14, 2024, at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre (SNIEC) in China. In 2024, the FHC Shanghai Global Food Trade Show will once again bring together leading food and catering enterprises from around the world, offering a more professional trading platform and enhanced supporting services.

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Canadian Delegation to Asian Logistics, Maritime and Aviation Conference (ALMAC)
November 17 – 20, 2024
HKCBA and WIN@HKCBA, in partnership with CIFFA, HKETO (Toronto), HKTDC Toronto Office, and IHK (Canada), invite HKCBA members and contacts to join the Canadian Delegation attending the Asian Logistics, Maritime, and Aviation Conference (ALMAC) in Hong Kong, scheduled for November 18-19, 2024. Additional optional programs will be available on the days immediately before and after the conference. Please contact Andrew Yui, Hong Kong Trade Development Council – Toronto Office, at andrew.yui@hktdc.org or 416-366-3594 for details.

Co-organized by the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government and the Hong Kong Trade Development Council, the annual ALMAC Conference provides a platform for logistics and transportation services providers and shippers from around the world to review the latest market developments, exchange best practices, and explore business opportunities. Key subjects to be covered include: Navigating Global Supply Chains for Inclusive Growth, Navigating New Trade Lines for Mitigating Disruptions, Opportunities from Halal Logistics and Compliance Management, Digital Supply Chain, Sustainable Supply Chain, and E-Commerce and Omnichannel.

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China International Supply Chain Expo (CISCE)
November 26 – 30, 2024
The second CISCE is scheduled for November 26-30, 2024, at the China International Exhibition Center (Shunyi Venue) in Beijing. Hosted by the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT), CISCE will focus on six key supply chains: advanced manufacturing, clean energy, smart vehicle, digital technology, healthy life and green agriculture, together with supply chain services. Alongside these, it will feature special forums and various side events including investment promotion, supply-demand matchmaking and new product releases.

CCPIT will collaborate with all parties to uphold the principles of a globalized, specialized, market-driven, and environmentally friendly exhibition, presenting exceptional, detailed, and exceptional accomplishments, transforming the second CISCE into a high-quality, chain-themed, engaging and successful global economic and trade event. CISCE welcomes exhibitors from around the world, professional buyers and visitors, and individuals from all walks of life, to join the exhibition.