Summary:

By expediting talks on the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA) and aiming for US$50 billion in bilateral trade by 2030, India and Canada reiterated their commitment to deepening economic ties. Cooperation in advanced manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, sustainable technology, energy, and digital infrastructure were the main topics of discussion in Toronto. More than 150 corporate and industry executives came together to discuss fresh prospects at the Canada-India Building Bridges event. In November 2026, a Team Canada Trade Mission to India is scheduled. An investment roundtable with significant Canadian investors was also part of the tour, showcasing prospects in clean energy, manufacturing, infrastructure, and technology. The interactions are anticipated to strengthen trade, investment, and technological collaborations between the two nations, bolstered by India's reforms and growth outlook.

Source: IBEF

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