Women in Tech Trade Mission - Dubai & Abu Dhabi
On the occasion of Canada’s participation at the Dubai Expo, the Canadian Trade Commissioner Service in the United Arab Emirates has the pleasure to invite you to join a women in tech trade mission to Dubai and Abu Dhabi. Who can apply: Women-founded or women-led Canadian start-ups, scale-ups and SMEs in the ICT sector Phase 1: Virtual Matchmaking
- Timeline: 25 November 2021 to 25 January 2022
- Location: Virtual
- Cost: Free of charge
Phase 2: In-Market Program
- Timeline: 21-24 February 2022
- Location: Dubai and Abu Dhabi
- Cost: Free of charge (companies must cover their own airfare, accommodation, per diems and transport)
Spots are limited. Application deadline is November 15th, 2021 For any questions, please contact: Daniele Haddad, Trade Commissioner Consulate General of Canada in Dubai, UAE E-mail: Daniele.Haddad@international.gc.ca
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