Canada Named Partner Country for HANNOVER MESSE 2025

Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada

HANNOVER MESSE brings together companies from all over the world to showcase the leading-edge industrial technologies that will shape the industries of the future

HANNOVER MESSE is the world's largest trade fair for industrial technology, and Canada is honoured to be the partner country for 2025. We are ready to showcase Canada's expertise in the industrial and technological space by highlighting leading-edge innovations that will strengthen, grow and build trade and investment relationships for Canadian companies internationally.

Today, the Honourable François-Philippe Champagne, Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry, officially launched preparations for Canada's partner country year at HANNOVER MESSE. As partner country for 2025, Canada aims to strengthen its European relationships and forge partnerships between Canadian businesses and global companies focused on digital technologies, industrial transformation, clean technologies and resilient supply chains. Canada's participation at HANNOVER MESSE as partner country will highlight our strong value proposition as a great place to do business and invest.

Over the course of the next year, Canada will work to build a strong and diverse participation at HANNOVER MESSE 2025. More than 70 Canadian companies across key industrial sectors, such as automation, robotics, digital technologies, hydrogen and fuel cells, and e-mobility, attended HANNOVER MESSE 2024. For 2025, Canada intends to build on this participation, showcasing more than 200 Canadian companies. Representatives of companies participating at HANNOVER MESSE will have the opportunity to meet face to face with international investors and potential customers from Germany, Europe and beyond, creating opportunities, opening markets and creating jobs.

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