We are an active player in the promotion of commercial relations between Canada and Algeria

About Us

The CDCA has formally existed since April 19, 2016 under the provisions of Canada’s Non-Profit Corporations Act (BNL Act), Industry Canada and is registered under number  971637-8. Information and updates are available at  www.ic.gc.ca

Based in Montreal, the CDCA is also registered in the Québec business register under number  NEQ 1171788228 . Information and updates are available on the website  www.registreentreprises.gouv.qc.ca

The strategic vision and activities of the CDCA are determined by the Board of Directors, made up of persons recruited and elected at a statutory general meeting, from among our corporate and institutional members, whether from Canada or Algeria.

We are also pleased to have in our ranks individuals who have agreed to participate as honorary members actively involved in contributing to the success of the CDCA.

BECOME A MEMBER
The Board’s activities are overseen by a Board of Directors composed of senior representatives of prestigious Canadian and Algerian companies.

Ms. Danièle Henkel is Honorary President of the Canada Algeria Development Council.

Mobilize businesses, governments and organizations around the consolidation of trade relations between Canada and Algeria

To be a reference and a key player on issues of commercial issues between Canada and Algeria

The CDCA wants to encourage and support businesses in both countries so that their industrial and commercial activities, whether planned or already underway, are successful for all stakeholders, be they shareholders, employees, customers, institutions or governments.
To do this, we have defined a series of specific objectives for us to be effective, useful and sustainable support for our members:

  • Focus on the most promising sectors between the two countries and avoid the dispersion of efforts.
  • Identify the best private sector partners in each country to respond to the opportunities.
  • Collaborate with the government departments of both countries to develop a mutually beneficial working relationship.
  • Become a pan-Canadian organization, with memberships across the country.
  • Seeking synergy with other business organizations also involved in promoting international trade when in support of trade between Canada and Algeria.
  • Facilitate the steps of our members.

Direction

Ghani Kolli

Ghani Kolli

President