Manitoba mission makes French connection
World Trade Centers Association flagship Global Business Forum viewed as ‘first big test’
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World Trade Centre Winnipeg supports Manitoba businesses participating in international trade shows, missions, and global industry events. From preparation and market research to on-site support and post-event follow-up, our advisors help ensure companies get the strongest possible return on their investment.
Through our global network and market intelligence services, we help businesses identify opportunities, connect with partners, and navigate new markets with confidence.

Our goal is simple: help Manitoba companies maximize the ROI of every trade show and international mission they attend.
FLAGSHIP EVENT
As a member of the World Trade Centers Association (WTCA), WTC Winnipeg connects Manitoba companies to a global network spanning 90+ countries.
Each year, this network gathers for the WTCA Global Business Forum (GBF) — a major international event bringing together business leaders, investors, and economic development organizations from around the world.
The forum combines high-level discussions with curated business matchmaking designed to create real international partnerships.
In April 2026, the WTCA Global Business Forum will take place in Philadelphia, one of the United States’ most dynamic business hubs.
PAST PARTICIPATION
In 2025, the WTCA Global Business Forum took place in Marseille, hosted by World Trade Center Marseille-Provence under the theme Gateway to the Mediterranean. The Forum brought together more than 400 participants from over 50 countries for four days of structured matchmaking, panels, workshops, and site visits focused on global trade, investment, and innovation.
WTC Winnipeg participated alongside Manitoba partners and businesses, using the forum as a platform to promote Manitoba internationally, build new market connections, and support companies exploring opportunities in Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East.
World Trade Centers Association flagship Global Business Forum viewed as ‘first big test’
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